He ain’t no hero. But he’s not throwing a half-starved kid to the wolves…
Eddie Houston wears the Blackwater Renegades MC “Nomad” rocker, serving as the club’s eyes and ears out west. Otherwise, the ex-convict junkyard picker and bouncer keeps to himself. He owes nobody, and he likes it that way.
When a scruffy, half-starved kid with defiant blue eyes and an attitude to match is left on his doorstep, Eddie knows for sure “Lucky” ain’t his. And he ain’t no do-gooder. But the girl needs help, and his MC brothers will know what to do. Besides, while he’s visiting the club, he’s likely to find a hot woman to break his long, cold, dry spell.
A dangerous biker’s arms could be the safest place for her heart…
Vivi Sinclair, new hire at Blackwater, Kentucky’s battered women’s shelter, has come to the MC’s party looking for a little adventure on the edge. The rough-around-the-edges biker at the bar is just what she needs, and soon the night is headed for a red-hot climax.
But when Lucky is kidnapped, Vivi has seconds to make a choice. Stay safely behind, or jump in Wes’s truck and help him get the girl back. So begins a wild ride where Vivi has to decide where the greatest danger lies – the kidnappers, or the hardcore biker with blood in his eye.
Eddie is a nomad for his MC. No real ties other than the brotherhood. SOmeone leaves a young girl on his doorstep and then the adventure really begins!
Vivi is looking to blow off some steam at the local MC. What she gets is a fast paced adventure with bad guys, shoot outs, kidnapping and with a determined pre-teen in the mix.
I hadn't read anything else in this MC but I am interested enough to go back and pick some more up. Loved the honesty by Eddie. Vivi got a little frustrating for me but I will chalk that up to nerves and not that she was being petty about the situation. Good to see familiar characters and their goat in this story as well from the C0**y Bastard book.
Overall a good read.
*I voluntarily read and reviewed an advanced copy of this book. All thoughts and opinions are my own.
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