Kingpin
The protective biker will move heaven and earth to keep his ex-wife safe. But will he get a second chance to rekindle their wedding vows and live happily ever after?
Kingpin
Ever since my divorce thirteen years ago, I’ve dedicated my life to my club. These MC brothers are my family, and this clubhouse is my home.
My ex-wife, Hattie, wanted normal. She hated this lifestyle that I was so steeped in – biker gangs and bars, tattooed skin and bloodied knuckles.
When a motorcycle accident lands me in the hospital, Hattie shows up as my emergency contact. Her presence unearths all the feelings for her that I thought I’d buried over a decade ago.
Hattie isn’t interested in rekindling what we used to have. But when I find out that she’s a witness in a local court case against a crew of bank robbers, there’s no way I’m letting my ex-wife out of my sight.
Hattie
Thirteen years ago, I signed divorce papers and never looked back. Turns out my mother was right when she warned me that Neil “Kingpin” Gibson, President of the Blackjacks MC, was nothing but heartache.
I’m only in town for a week to visit a friend and give my testimony in court as a principal witness. I’d hoped to keep the whole ordeal quiet, but Neil managed to sniff out trouble. Now he’s like a bloodhound on the hunt, determined to ensure I am protected at all costs.
The more time I spend around Neil, the more my resolve weakens. Against my better judgment, I’m falling in love with him all over again.
Can Neil and I rebuild the wreckage of our marriage? Or are we better off going our separate ways after all?
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This is a steamy romance intended for audiences aged 18+ only. There are no cliffhangers and no cheating. Includes themes of violence, language, and sexual situations intended for mature audiences. Please see the Reader’s Notice at the beginning of the book for TWs.
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