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    Zane: Inked Brotherhood, #3
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    Zane: Inked Brotherhood, #3

    By Jo Raven

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    They call me Zen-man, the cool-headed one, the protector. I keep an eye out for everyone, take them in, find them homes. They think I'm the calm and collected one, the self-assured one, the one who knows the way. They think they see me. They think they know me.
    But they're all wrong, because inside I'm broken. I have a jagged hole in my soul I can't fix, a festering blackness. I've been to the pits of hell, and nobody comes back unscathed. Life in foster care screwed me up, and now a thread is all that's holding me together.
    So I sleep around and never date, keeping chicks away. One day I'll snap, and when I do, there's no telling who I might take down with me.
    All the same, there's this one girl who won't be scared away. Dakota. She's hot, and I won't deny I want her. But she keeps coming back, pushing me, trying to get me to talk, to open up to her.
    She has no idea she's playing with fire. When the demons come, she'd better be far away from me, just like everyone else.

    Standalone novel. No cliffhanger.
    *Warning: this book contains graphic language, sex, and violence. Mature readers only. Not intended for young readers.*

    Inked Brotherhood Series:

    Five boys brought together by fate. Five young men trying to overcome their troubled pasts. Five tattoos marking them as a brotherhood built on tragedy. Will they find understanding and rise above the pain?
    Five girls tied by friendship. Five young women fighting their own demons. Five lives laced with sorrow. Will they be strong enough to save the men they love and make them happy?

    The series comprises five interconnected, stand-alone novels: Asher, Tyler, Zane, Dylan and Rafe.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJo Raven
    Release dateOct 24, 2014
    ISBN9781502294708
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    Zane: Inked Brotherhood, #3
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    Jo Raven

    Jo Raven is a New York Times and USA Today bestselling author, best known for her series Inked Brotherhood and Damage Control. She writes edgy, contemporary New Adult romance with sexy bad boys and strong-willed heroines. She writes about MMA fighters and tattoo artists, dark pasts that bleed into the present, loyalty and raw emotion. Add to that breathtaking suspense, super-hot sex scenes and a happy ending, and you have a Jo Raven original story. Meet Jo Raven online – on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/AuthorJoRaven), chat with her on Twitter (@AuthorJoRaven) and join her readers group for sneak previews of her covers and stories (http://on.fb.me/1K2LvzO). Be the first to get your hands on Jo Raven’s new releases & offers, giveaways, previews, and more by signing up here ▶ http://bit.ly/1CTNTHM

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