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    Havok: Hell’s Riders MC: A Motorcycle Club Romance
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    Havok: Hell’s Riders MC: A Motorcycle Club Romance

    By Roxie Carter

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    About this ebook

    She wandered into the eye of my storm.

    She came to steal something from me.

    And I fell in love.

    *

    I never dreamed of settling down.

    Sex and sweat, that's all I wanted.

    Family? Happily-ever-afters?

    That ain't for a man like me.

    And that ain't anything a man like me would want.

    But when I saw Sara, she changed something in me.

    She's the most beautiful woman I've ever laid eyes on.

    She makes my throat tighten... and my jeans.

    I want her to be mine.

    I want to make her scream with white-hot bliss.

    She's got me suddenly dreaming of a future.

    Of a family.

    But there's just one problem.

    She entered my life with the intention to steal from me...

    ...and I don't forgive easy.

    I'm going to have to punish her.

    And then I'm going to put my ring on her.

    *

    Havok (Hell’s Riders MC) is a full-length contemporary bad boy motorcycle club / MC romance novel that concludes with a happy ending and no cliffhanger, and contains plenty of sexy alpha male steam.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRoxie Carter
    Release dateApr 4, 2019
    ISBN9788832563733
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    Havok: Hell’s Riders MC: A Motorcycle Club Romance

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