Order

Alec has to make a choice between Keyes the man he loves and the law he serves. Keyes has to choose what life he wants, the mc or a life with Alec. The chemistry is insane between these two and hot baby! I loved these books and recommend starting with Havoc to enjoy the story.

RATING 4.5 STARS

Order is book two in the Tattoos and Ties Duet by Kindle Alexander. This book starts up immediately where the first book, Havoc, left off. You definitely need to read these in order.

Alec Pearce is still working for the assistant district attorney’s office but now in the Children Protective Services department. He is in love with Keyes. He’s found the family with him he never knew growing up. Alec is determined to make their lives work together and he’ll make whatever changes necessary to do so. But it’s one particular case on his desk that keeps him from leaving CPS right away. A little girl with big blue eyes. And it’s her father whose ties to Havoc keep Alec staying vigilant to protect the love of his life.

Keyes Dixon’s only family has always been his motorcycle club, Havoc. But he’s found something else with Alec, an acceptance, a peace he has never known. He keeps his two worlds strictly separated. If his club brothers knew he was living with a man working for the department trying to take down their organization, Alec’s life would be in danger.

These two men have found something together that neither ever dreamed of. Neither feel worthy of the other. No matter how often Keyes tells himself he should cut Alec loose for his own good, he knows deep down he could never go through with it. Alec has become his life. But the district attorney is out to bring down Havoc. At the same time, Alec is trying to manipulate all the different pieces in play to protect Key and the life he sees for them.

What I loved about this book is that there was no push away. Key might have thought about it but he knows he can’t do it. I loved that both of them will do anything for the other. I loved the way that Alec saw everything so clearly and was willing to do whatever necessary to make that life a reality for them both. To provide Key with the life he deserves. They might have come from different worlds but these two men really were the same in so many ways.

There were a few parts in this book where the pace slowed down a bit but things perked back up the last quarter. I loved the epilogue but I would have liked one more five years down the line to see what that looked like. I did love this duet. I loved these two together and the love they shared. I loved the way they were both willing to do whatever it took to keep the other safe. I’m so glad I finally jumped in and read this.

Order is the sequel to Havoc and does a nice job of completing Keyes’ and Alec’s journey. When I reached the end I nodded in a just-so kind of way and smiled to myself because this was exactly the HEA these two deserved.

Ah, Keyes and Alec. I loved these guys in Havoc, and this one just endeared them to me that much more. Order picks up where Havoc left off with this pair trying to make it work despite the differences in their worlds. If you’re expecting an MC romance, this really isn’t. Keyes is part of a club, and there is lots of stuff going on surrounding that part of his life, but this story is more about the relationship between Keyes and Alec. The push and pull on each of them as figure things out with each other. The story is a little more drawn out than I felt completely necessary, but at the same time, I couldn’t get enough of these guys. They’re just so darn sweet together. I love the contrast between these characters and how often the expected roles are often reversed given their different lifestyles. All in all, I thoroughly enjoyed this opposites attract romance and can’t wait to see what this author does next.

I rode the struggle bus HARD with this book. I loved the first book in the series, Havoc, but had an exceedingly difficult time connecting with this one. Admittedly, I’m not in the best headspace, but that hasn’t detracted from other books I’ve read recently, so it’s not just that.

I felt like the beginning dragged, badly, and was repetitive. I could only handle Key struggling with his relationship so many times before I was ready to throw in the towel. And Alec, for as understanding as he was, and as much as he had gleaned about Keyes’ childhood from police reports, seemed to be too pushy for the delicate nature of Keyes’ situation. When they were together, and neither of them was overthinking things, I thought their relationship was beautiful, there just seemed to be a lot of unnecessary and tedious strife.

Kindle Alexander’s books usually keep me captivated from moment one, and I can’t put them down, devouring every word like they’re oxygen. However, I found myself skimming scenes and skipping ahead to get to the meat of the story with Order. When the story was moving forward it was excellent; it felt like there was a lot of filler in this book, for me, though. I wish some of the fat had been trimmed in favor of keeping the story engaging and forward moving. When books start getting stagnant, I check out, and unfortunately, that is what happened with this book.

Order could have been quite an excellent story, but as published, it just felt overstuffed with extraneous material, which diluted the primary storyline and spoiled the reading experience for me.

This book 2 in the Tattoos and ties series. There are just two books but book 1 – Havoc must be read before as book 2- Order continues on from the end of Havoc.
I read the first page was consumed I fell into the pages and just read and read .
These two authors write amazing books you feel the characters you simply just breathe them .
When Alex Pierce who is an assistant District Attorney needed help on the road he was rescued by a stunning biker who belongs to The Disciples of Havoc .
Months later their journey continues their love is consuming they have passion also they are familiar with each other their likes and dislikes , they are the complete opposites of each other .
You find out so much that has happened in Key’s early life how it was or was not handled.
How Alex is planning for their future and the trust growing between them their strength to bring it all together..
Oh! I adored this book so much as it has all the feels .

So this is the conclusion and it couldn’t have been any better! This is about going after what you want, proving how deep love is and just wanting a future with someone. Alec and Key bring the heat but they also bring the heart. There’s a lot that happens in this. Both characters have to make some tough decisions in order to be together. Key is still hesitant about being with Alec, especially out in public. He doesn’t know how the club will react and it makes sense but it makes Alec feel a little insecure about where his heart is. Alec steps back and focuses on what he wants to do. He takes steps in ticking off his family and getting his dream job. While he steps back, Key is actually able to come clean with his feelings and things begin to shift in their relationship. Some walls begin to break down and it’s so beautiful to see. I absolutely loved this book and all the characters in it.. ok maybe not Key’s dad or his friend but everyone has an ugly person in their family. This series is full of heart,love and understanding. It’s amazing to me to see how much they grow in this and find their happy ever after. It took a lot but they made it work.

Alec & Keyes, we instantly fell in love with Them in Havoc and Order just made these men even more appealing & loveable!
We had the start to an hea in the end of Havoc and Kindle Alexander flawlessly continued from where we left off.

Alec has professed His love for Key and yet all Key can do is think of reasons why they do not belong together.
Key will do anything even turning against his “brothers” when it comes to protecting Alec.
While Alec is planning Their future, key is trying to keep them in the now.
An unexpected confrontation happens to Key that not only effects him & his brothers but also his life with Alec.

This book is simply amazing! Alec & Key show Us exactly what some gay couples still have to go through, they take us on all of their highs and extreme lows but show us that love is love!

Read Havoc before reading Order, as Order starts where Havoc left off. Keyes has stopped pushing Alec away, sort of, and the two have fallen into a sort of routine. Keyes doesn’t technically live with Alec but he ends most of his days in Alec’s bed. When the two hit the six month mark, Alec starts making plans to make sure the life he envisions with Keyes is in the cards. For Keyes, he has been staying away from the club mostly, but that reprieve is going to be up soon, and soon he will have no excuse not to go. Keyes knows he and Alec make no sense, the two are as opposite as can be, but he just can’t let Alec go. When the choice comes down to the club or Alec, which will he choose?

This was soo much better than Havoc, IMO. There is so much going on, so much action and twists and turns. At certain points my heart hurt for both Alec and Keyes, and realizing that they are both lost in their own ways. This was a great story, with some drama, danger, a tad bit of violence, and some super hot steamy moments. I give this 4 stars.

Order was a great sequel to Havoc, it went right into the story from where Havoc ended. I love Key and Alec even more now. This book was even hotter and sexier than the last. I really liked the connection Alec and Key have, it’s funny that even though they come from opposite ends, there were some similarities to their upbringing and I think that made them connect even more. The story came to a great conclusion. These 2 books will definitely be a reread for me. I totally recommend this book, but you definitely need to read Havoc first, but why wouldn’t you.