INDIAN SUMMER

You’d think the universe would toss me a break after the year I’d had.

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I made a plan, one that would give me a fresh start in a new town where no one knew me. It should have been simple, but nothing is ever as easy as it should be when starting over.

New town, new school, and a new life. It sounded easy enough, or I’d thought it had.

It wasn’t.

DARK HEART

Nice guys finish last. 

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It’s a motto I live by. In my world, it pays to be the bad guy—and I’m very good at being bad. I have a thriving business built on blood, sweat and tears—literally.

Illegal fights are my bread and butter, and no one interferes with that. Including an expensive-looking, blue-eyed blonde with a mouth that just won’t quit.​

UNBROKEN BONDS

They say opposites attract, and that is certainly true for Hope Walker and myself. 

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She is everything I am not, yet everything I am starting to crave. I am a self-confessed lady’s man, a player, and a flirt. She is quiet, plain and unassuming. Someone who I have overlooked time and time again. But when she helps my friends and I out of an awkward situation, I begin to wonder how I could have been so blind.

You see, my friends and I share a bond closer than brothers—even though that bond is currently being tested.

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DARK SOUL

After falling for Lela and becoming a father, as well as running a successful—if somewhat shady—business, I thought my life was going to be smooth sailing.

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I should have known better. After all, there’s no rest for the wicked.

And despite being a daddy now, I am still very much an alpha—a wicked alpha. Something that will come in handy when an old adversary returns to collect a debt owed.

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But how can I focus on taking care of business when Lela runs off, leaving our baby boy alone?