Lost Girl
If a crew of tattooed boys on bikes mistakes you for one of their own, you don’t correct them. You join them.
I ran away to London Valley thinking I was all grown up. A big girl, ready for the big city.
Well, I was wrong about that. So stupidly wrong.
But I managed to escape. Cut my hair, ditched everything I own, and ran. Hid in plain sight and lived on the streets until I couldn’t anymore.
Until they found me.
The Lost Boys.
There’s Blue, strong, silent, and arrogant, the body piercer who’s happy to play into his hot biker-boy persona on his spicy livestreams;
Fox, big, warm, and oblivious, the mechanic and chop-shop regenade who builds our bikes and would die for his twin brother;
Kit, brilliant, talented, and aloof, the tattoo artist whose room is covered in sketches and is practically Fox’s polar opposite;
And Pan. Charming, reckless, magnetic. The fearless leader. The one everyone loves. Everyone.
They ride fast, live faster, and run Neverland Tattoo & Piercing…along with some less-than-legal gigs.
And now I’m one of them.
So don’t call me Bella. I’m Tink now: Pan’s right-hand man, the one who makes sure he doesn’t get in trouble, get killed, or get slapped by any of the dancers at the Mermaid Lagoon. With the Lost Boys, everything’s a good time and nothing’s that serious.
But when what should be a simple drop leaves us mixed up with an orphan girl named Wendy (and her dog, to boot), my easy, perfect, simple life with the Lost Boys gets torn to pieces.
Now the Lost Boys are wanted men. The dark past I ran away from is starting to catch up with me. And the secret I’ve been guarding for months is on the brink of unraveling.
I know the Lost Boys won’t treat me the same if they find out I’m a girl.
But I never imagined they’d fight for me…let alone fall for me.
All four of them.
Even when it puts the target right on their backs.
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