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The first day that she walked onto the surgical floor that Chevy Clayborne spent most of his time on, he knew that he’d do anything to make her his. For two years, he played the long game. He slowly insinuated himself into her life, and the moment that she needed him, he swooped in like the knight in shining armor that he only pretended to be but most assuredly wasn’t. He’s no real knight. In fact, he’s the villain in everyone’s story but his own. He lives life the way he wants to live it, and damn anyone and anything that gets in his way. He may appear like an upstanding anesthesiologist at work, but the moment he gets out of those scrubs and into his jeans, biker boots, and leather cut with the Truth Tellers emblem at his back, he morphs into his alter ego. Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde ain’t got nothin’ on him. He’s been putting on a front for two years, and just when he has Aella Cowan right where he wants her, he closes down every possible avenue of escape. He thinks he has a future fight on his hand, but Aella proves that she’s not quite as sheltered as Chevy thinks. She’s perfectly happy being the old lady of one of the scariest members of the Truth Tellers Motorcycle Club and couldn’t care less if he spends his nights doing questionable things to despicable people. As long as she has breakfast with him every morning, what does she care how he spent his night?
Posy “Doc” Hicks has high blood pressure. All thanks to a certain hazel-eyed blonde who drives him absolutely insane in her short shorts and cowboy boots. At first, Searcy Hodges is just a passing fancy. A look but don’t touch kind of girl. She has a bad attitude, an even worse bedside manner, and a chip on her shoulder the size of Texas. It would be wise to stay away, even if that attitude of hers really does great things for him. But how is a man supposed to stay away when her temper is just that spectacular to experience? He’s literally watched Searcy make one of her customers cry and not care. She’s the poster child for ‘don’t do this if you want to stay in business.’ Yet, everyone keeps coming back. And she keeps shelling out the attitude. He’s a grown man. He shouldn’t get as much enjoyment out of watching the woman struggle. He should be figuring out his own life, not wanting to dig into hers. But the moment she breaks down in his arms and asks him for help, setting aside the attitude and exposing her vulnerability, he finds it impossible to say no. He’s a Truth Teller. A biker with a hero complex. A paramedic and a former SEAL. It’s literally ingrained in his psyche to help, and it’s painfully obvious that Searcy could use everything he has to give. And while he’s solving her problems, he’ll make her his along the way. She’ll never see it coming.
Baker Ritter knew how to pick them. She met the man she thought she was going to marry in middle school, gave him some of the best years of her life, for him to leave her pregnant and alone hours before she’s due to have his baby. To make matters worse, he brings his side chick to the birth, and she’s left with a decision—fight for what she wants, or cut her losses. What she should’ve done was cut her losses. What she does instead is take him back and experiences what it’s like to live in hell. When she’s at the lowest of the low, she calls her dad, an ex-con, who sends the one person he knows that can fix it all. Copper Clayborne. *** Copper Clayborne has no time for nonsense—that nonsense being a woman and a baby. But that woman’s dad saved his life in prison and kept saving it until he was strong enough to save himself. He owes everything to Baker’s dad, so of course he says yes when he asks to let Baker move in with him. That doesn’t mean that he has to have anything to do with her. He’s got a business to fix—then bring down in the most fantastic, public way possible. He’s also got years of celibacy to make up for. He doesn’t have time to fall for the woman and her kid. He certainly doesn’t have the mental headspace to deal with her drama. He gives it his all, but Baker wiggles into his cracked and bleeding heart, and makes herself right at home. Whether he wants her there or not.
Piers “Webber” Webb knew two things for certain. One, he needed to stay the hell away from Silver Donahue. Two, he didn’t think there was a chance in hell that he could. He tries, though. For a solid year, he does his best to be dismissive to the point where he appears cold and threatening. But when Silver finds herself in danger, he forgets why he was giving her the cold shoulder to begin with. The thing is, Silver didn’t forget. *** Silver Donahue was so deeply in love with Piers Webb it was disheartening. Especially knowing he didn’t like her back. She’s determined to live her life, but with Webber always on the edge of her existence, she knows it’s futile. But she tries. The thing is, there’s no way you can ignore Piers Webb when he’s aiming that dark and deadly gaze your way. She’s determined to keep him at a distance, until one night she has to pick him up on the side of a deserted road in the middle of nowhere. That one moment of need on his end is all she needs to realize a few things. He’s as scary as he wants her to believe, and killing a man and disposing of a body is a daily practice for him. She should run so far in the opposite direction, because he has so many red flags, even a toddler wouldn’t be able to ignore them. But she’s always proven she makes bad decisions. But Piers Webb is going to be the best bad decision she’s ever made.
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