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Warning: For Mature Adult Audiences 18+. Contains language and actions some may deem offensive. Sexually explicit content. MF.
In book one of the Haven MC: Linc Harris found a home at Haven MC, one that came with men who he was honored to call his brothers. The club has suffered with some internal issues and it is time to put them to rest and set Haven on a new path. But in doing so, Moose’s past, one he thought he had neatly tucked away, is brought front and center. It isn’t one he really ever wanted to let go, it was just one he’d hoped to settle when he was ready.
Kathryn Stevens has reached her dream of becoming a doctor and she did it even while putting her heart back together. She refuses to allow anyone in who could open those wounds again, so when she is targeted to be used as a pawn, she gets the opportunity to test her resolve. But she is the first to admit, the man who caused her to even implement a resolve—could be the only one she would trust to save her.
Join the men of Haven MC as they prove that not only should you never judge a book by its cover, you shouldn’t judge men for the sole fact they ride Harleys and wear leathers.
In book one of the Haven MC: Linc Harris found a home at Haven MC, one that came with men who he was honored to call his brothers. The club has suffered with some internal issues and it is time to put them to rest and set Haven on a new path. But in doing so, Moose’s past, one he thought he had neatly tucked away, is brought front and center. It isn’t one he really ever wanted to let go, it was just one he’d hoped to settle when he was ready.
Kathryn Stevens has reached her dream of becoming a doctor and she did it even while putting her heart back together. She refuses to allow anyone in who could open those wounds again, so when she is targeted to be used as a pawn, she gets the opportunity to test her resolve. But she is the first to admit, the man who caused her to even implement a resolve—could be the only one she would trust to save her.
Join the men of Haven MC as they prove that not only should you never judge a book by its cover, you shouldn’t judge men for the sole fact they ride Harleys and wear leathers.