Rocket
A new Phoenix MC chapter rose from the ashes, but the fire burned so bright, and for so long, can peace last long enough for everyone to heal?
Rocket
I’m the laid back guy, taking the jokes, laughing them off, but inside? I take it to heart, because I know I’m more. I just hide it well. I pretend I’m okay, but I’m not. I haven’t been since my heart was torn out, and I had to leave. This club, this President, none of it’s a fit for me, but the alternative is leaving again.
Rescuing a tiny puppy puts me firmly in V’s life, and I kinda like it there. She’s vicious at times, chews me a new one every damn hour, and you know what? I like it. I want more. I want her. How do I convince her I’m worth more than a night or two? Nobody else believes it, so why should she?
V
The best way to make you hate all men? Marry a cheating, insensitive, soul destroyer. Once you’ve achieved that, everything else is just… well, hell. I came to town with nothing, having to start from scratch, and rebuild my life.
Rocket’s just my cousin’s friend, but somehow he sees me. He sees beneath the hurt, and the aggression, beneath the armour of acid and vitriol. He makes me laugh. He makes me feel safe. He just might be able to give me the baby I’ve always wanted. But do I want to tie myself to another man, or is it possible to just stay friends with this man I’m starting to fall for?
Book 3 in the new second Phoenix MC Series! A new chapter, a new President, and a whole mess of brand new problems to deal with. Can love grow in the same place where hate resided for so long?
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