Whiskey Throttle
A trust fund rebel. His best friend’s mother. A shattered heart. A forbidden desire neither of them saw coming.
What’s more reckless than chasing the high of a perfect ride? Falling for the one woman I’m never supposed to touch.
That’s me. Hollister Prescott Morgan Harrington III. Born into Boston old money. Raised on rules, expectations, and family names that open doors I’d rather kick down. But none of that mattered the night I saw her.
Barbara “Babs” Barrett. My best friend’s mother. Untouchable. Impeccable. Drowning in grace and grief, wearing her pain like pearls strung too tight.
I wasn’t supposed to notice the way her voice trembled. Wasn’t supposed to want to chase the flicker of heat in her eyes when I held her just a little too long.
But I did.
Now she’s in my head. Under my skin. And every instinct screams to walk away before I ruin what’s left of her carefully curated world. Our carefully curated high society world.
And if Dom ever finds out? He’ll ground me into the pavement. But for the first time in my life, I don’t care about the consequences.
Because I see her. I want her. And I don’t care if it’s reckless, forbidden, or the worst mistake I’ll ever make.
I’m done playing by society’s rules.
Whiskey Throttleis abiker romance with a reverse age gap, forbidden love, and forced proximity between a trust fund college graduate and his best friend’s divorcee mother.Book three in The Bikers of Boston Series is a connected standalone.
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