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I never expected to have a heart attack at the age of thirty-five. It was that kind of life-changing moment where it makes you stop and really appreciate the life you have. My heart was so bad they had to take it away from me and replace it with a new one, leaving me just as hollow as I was before. As the Road Captain for the Celestial Sons MC and former soldier for the Army, you would’ve thought I saw the signs, but I was too busy trying to keep the club together to pay attention to my own body. Now there was a foreign heart beating inside my chest—a heart that only got stronger when I got near Ruby. I never intended to fall for my client, but the more time we spend together, the more I NEED to save her from herself before it’s too late.
Ruby
Losing Chase destroyed every part of me.
He was the only person in this world that made me feel whole, and now that he’s gone, there’s a bitter emptiness inside of me I can’t seem to wash away. Living without him was meaningless, which is why I made the choice to end my life. But Nicholas Kane had other ideas, intervening when I thought it was supposed to be my last moment on earth. He was nothing like my Chase, but he was determined to save me from myself, even though I didn’t want or need his help. Grief is never an easy thing to deal with, but when a handsome biker shows up trying to guide you to the light, you can’t help but question if his intervention was an act of pure luck, or if fate was bringing him into my life for reasons both of our hearts just couldn’t see.
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