Ride Easy
Two people, one night, and a ride full of chaos, adventure, and steam.
The attraction is undeniable, the desire indescribable, and a connection that is unbreakable.
Dixon “Miles” Hardison is the Treasurer of the Salemburg Hellions MC. His life is his club. Brothers before everything, especially broads. Single in a small town, he lives his life from one ride to the next without a care.
A run goes wrong leaving him injured. A stop for help turns into more. Sparks fly when she turns up in Salemburg six months later.
All drive and no off button, Danae Dunne is living her life dedicated to family and work. Working hard and taking care of everyone around her, she’s distracted the night he takes her.
Miles doesn’t know how to react when the woman he kidnaps to stitch him up isn’t even bothered by the ordeal. He leaves her never giving it another thought until she turns up at a brother’s house leaving him unable to resist the pull.
Their ride fueled in determination and survival. This time it’s the Salemburg Hellions on a ride out for love.
*This is a full length romantic suspense novel in the Hellions Motorcycle Club world. This is a spin-off series so you do not need to read the other Hellions MC books first. Each book in all Hellions MC novels is an interconnected stand alone novel with a happily ever after. Paperback page count is 336 pages. This is not an exact depiction of life in a motorcycle club, but rather a work of fiction meant to entertain.
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