Magnetic Temptations
Mason
After the absolute hell that Julia put me through, no one is happier than I am when I get the call from Mane that she’s no longer a threat and I’m able to come home. Because now that the danger’s past, I want nothing more than to claim my woman and see if there’s a place for me in the club, as well as with Kings.
But there’s still trouble afoot when it comes to light that Julia may have shared some intel on the club to somebody else, and when my youngest brother comes up missing, all the plans that’ve been made fly out the window.
Because he will be found, no matter whether or not it ends up costing me my chances with the club, Kings, or even Mane.
Mane
All the months of talking have built an undeniable connection between me and Mason. While I don’t know what will eventually happen between the two of us, I’m confident that he’ll find his place, either in the club or working for Kings. Hopefully, both, since this is the life I’ve chosen, and I want him alongside me. He’s my one. I know this after growing up around my parents, uncles, and aunts, and while I’m fiercely independent, I want to do life by his side.
Still, when he comes home, there are adjustments that everyone has to make because Mason’s background is completely unlike ours. As changes are considered with respect to the club, a threat that we thought was literally dead and buried raises its ugly head, sending all of us down a path to ensure what we’ve built by starting Kings isn’t blown out of the water.
With Mason’s youngest brother now missing, we’re heading to his hometown to find him before he’s injured. I can only hope it’s in time, because I can’t watch someone else destroy the man I’ve grown to love.
AUTHORS NOTE: This is a slow burn romance. The spice level is low, but the drama and angst are high.
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