Loco's Last
Part One -Shattered Saint
Life was good, great even, until it wasn’t.
Dante “Loco” Verdone fulfilled his childhood dream of being a cop. Each day came with a new challenge and he relished being in the thick of it all. He came home each night to a woman he loved, cherished, and wanted to spend his life with.
Until tragedy struck changing everything for Dante including his home.
Leaving the city, his job, and life as he knew it, he climbed on his bike heading south. Landing in Dreadnought, North Carolina was supposed to be a pit stop. But deep in the mountains, he found solace in his pain. He found purpose in himself with the Saint’s Outlaws MC.
Thirteen years had passed, but calling her for a favor brought them back together. Hearing her voice awoke something inside Dante. She drove him crazy before, now her casual dismissal of him brought him to his knees.
Some things have changed, like the cop became an outlaw. But one thing remained the same Dante’s desire to spend his life loving her.
Part Two – Loco’s Last
Once a door closes, it shouldn’t be reopened.
That was Dante “Loco” Verdone’s motto. He never looked back, only ahead.
Living by the code of an outlaw was easy. But situations sometimes require giving respect to the thin blue line of the law.
He had someone who had the power and resources he needed. Except to call her meant opening a door he slammed closed.
Juanita Banks had a life she loved. Heartbreak didn’t hold her back. She refused to be crushed by a man, no matter how much he still turned her on.
He called. She answered because she felt she owed him one last marker. Deed done, this time it was Nita who walked away without looking back.
Having her close again, Loco would show the world his crazy before he lost her again. Even if it was the last thing he did, he was going to have Nita back.
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