Spook’s Honor
She came to make peace with her past… and found a future worth fighting for.
Luca ‘Spook’ Bennet
The first time I saw her, she took my breath away. She came to our club to connect with her birth parents.
I wanted to give her time. My two-year-old sons had other ideas—they took one look at her and decided she was already ours. They claimed her first.
I still held back. Honor deserved time to get to know us.
I wasn’t sure if she was ready for the life I led. I’d seen ugliness in the world, and she was everything that was light, beauty, and peace.
When a past threat came calling, I learned that beautiful and soft didn’t mean weak—not when that beauty had a spine of steel, especially when it came to protecting what she thought of as hers.
Honor
I had always known I was adopted. My parents hadn’t kept anything from me. And when they passed away, our house didn’t feel like home anymore.
So I left. I packed up my camper van and took off, travelling around as many states as I could.
When the call came that my birth parents would like to meet me, if I was open to it. I didn’t have to think too hard about it. My parents would have been thrilled for me. To them, family meant everything.
I didn’t expect to meet him on my first day or to fall so hard for his sons. He wanted to give me time. I didn’t need it.
I know he thought I was too soft for his world. He was partly right. I did prefer to see the beauty in things.
But soft doesn’t mean weak. And when it comes to my family? I’d walk through fire to protect them.
NOTE: This insta-love romance is intended for mature readers 18 years and older. It includes adoption, sexual situations, strong language.
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