Postal's Limit
(2026)(The first book in the Saint's Outlaws MC: Indianapolis, IN series)
A novel by Andi Rhodes
Postal...
Indianapolis is known for being the racing capital of the world, and as the president of the local Saint’s Outlaws MC, that works in my favor. The influx of people in the city during events allows my club to conduct business with little chance of being caught. Unfortunately, it also means that innocent people sometimes get caught in the crossfire.
That’s how I met Dru. She thought she was spending quality time with her dad, but he had other plans. Ten years younger than me, Dru is everything I shouldn’t want, so why then do I accept her as payment for her father’s debt to the club?
Dru says she hates me, but her actions prove otherwise.
Dru...
I’ve always been a racing fan, and I know that’s because of the time my father and I have spent going to events and making memories. At twenty-two, I’m not an idiot. I know he places bets on every single race, but I choose to ignore it because gambling doesn’t make him a bad man.
Until it does.
When we attend a race in Indianapolis, I learn the hard way how deep his debts go. He’s given the option to pay with cash or his life. He chooses neither and offers me up instead. I want to hate the man who now owns me, but it’s more difficult than I care to admit.
Genre: Romantic Suspense
Indianapolis is known for being the racing capital of the world, and as the president of the local Saint’s Outlaws MC, that works in my favor. The influx of people in the city during events allows my club to conduct business with little chance of being caught. Unfortunately, it also means that innocent people sometimes get caught in the crossfire.
That’s how I met Dru. She thought she was spending quality time with her dad, but he had other plans. Ten years younger than me, Dru is everything I shouldn’t want, so why then do I accept her as payment for her father’s debt to the club?
Dru says she hates me, but her actions prove otherwise.
Dru...
I’ve always been a racing fan, and I know that’s because of the time my father and I have spent going to events and making memories. At twenty-two, I’m not an idiot. I know he places bets on every single race, but I choose to ignore it because gambling doesn’t make him a bad man.
Until it does.
When we attend a race in Indianapolis, I learn the hard way how deep his debts go. He’s given the option to pay with cash or his life. He chooses neither and offers me up instead. I want to hate the man who now owns me, but it’s more difficult than I care to admit.
Genre: Romantic Suspense
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