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Tats
Growing up, I always thought of myself as a burden.
I was someone who wasn’t supposed to be born.
A project of a greedy woman wanting the patch but not me.
I was told daily I wasn’t wanted, that I was a failure.
And it screwed with my head.
My art and my job role within the club were my sole focus.
I refused to be tied down, to entwine a woman into this life.
I’ve seen the hurt and heartache a jealous woman can cause.
A different woman or two a night was the way I lived, refusing love.
But I didn’t count on her.
She was too young and innocent in college; I fought to stay away.
But now, years later, my body calls for her, needing a piece of her.
The fight to stay away left me.
I won’t ever settle down; I won’t ever put her in harm’s way.
Casual and fun were it for us.
Until it wasn’t.
She became my world, my everything.
I ensured that she would be kept separate from club life, not wanting her to get hurt.
But it wasn’t my club I had to worry about,
Keeping her safe became my priority.
Because she’s not just my person; she’s my light to the darkness.
Violet
I’ve had a crush on him since I was a teen.
I didn’t think I was even on his radar.
Until I was.
But he didn’t remember, and then I was dealt with a major loss.
I went in on myself,
Focused on my studies and determined to make my parents proud.
Nothing was stopping me from achieving my goals.
But then he came back into my life.
I wanted to have some fun.
We decided to keep things casual.
And it worked for a while until it didn’t.
He became my world, and I became his.
He did everything to keep me safe.
Including keeping us a secret.
One he wasn’t willing to lose.
Even when someone wanted to take me away from him.
This can be read as a standalone but is better if books are read in order to get an understanding of other characters. This is book 3 of 7 of The Devil’s MC series, with a HEA. Due to mature content and themes this book is recommended for readers aged 18+, this novel may contain triggers.
Genre: Romance
Growing up, I always thought of myself as a burden.
I was someone who wasn’t supposed to be born.
A project of a greedy woman wanting the patch but not me.
I was told daily I wasn’t wanted, that I was a failure.
And it screwed with my head.
My art and my job role within the club were my sole focus.
I refused to be tied down, to entwine a woman into this life.
I’ve seen the hurt and heartache a jealous woman can cause.
A different woman or two a night was the way I lived, refusing love.
But I didn’t count on her.
She was too young and innocent in college; I fought to stay away.
But now, years later, my body calls for her, needing a piece of her.
The fight to stay away left me.
I won’t ever settle down; I won’t ever put her in harm’s way.
Casual and fun were it for us.
Until it wasn’t.
She became my world, my everything.
I ensured that she would be kept separate from club life, not wanting her to get hurt.
But it wasn’t my club I had to worry about,
Keeping her safe became my priority.
Because she’s not just my person; she’s my light to the darkness.
Violet
I’ve had a crush on him since I was a teen.
I didn’t think I was even on his radar.
Until I was.
But he didn’t remember, and then I was dealt with a major loss.
I went in on myself,
Focused on my studies and determined to make my parents proud.
Nothing was stopping me from achieving my goals.
But then he came back into my life.
I wanted to have some fun.
We decided to keep things casual.
And it worked for a while until it didn’t.
He became my world, and I became his.
He did everything to keep me safe.
Including keeping us a secret.
One he wasn’t willing to lose.
Even when someone wanted to take me away from him.
This can be read as a standalone but is better if books are read in order to get an understanding of other characters. This is book 3 of 7 of The Devil’s MC series, with a HEA. Due to mature content and themes this book is recommended for readers aged 18+, this novel may contain triggers.
Genre: Romance
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