Indecently Mine
Kaia
I’ve been straddling the line between being a disappointment and a burden since the moment I was born. Shipped off to boarding school the second I hit double digits, and my father finding fault in everything I do has been the story of my life.
I knew I’d be signing my death warrant by quitting law school, and getting involved with a 6’4? tatted ex-con biker, a man my father hates more than my defiance will surely be the final nail in my own coffin.
We never should’ve crossed paths, but somehow I’ve found myself on Killian Hunt’s radar and he’s set his sights on me.
He’s as infuriating as he is attractive. His arrogance bordering on cocky, and yet I can’t seem to stay away. The more my father tries to pull us apart, the more he’s pushing me into his arms.
He shows me a side to him no one else sees, lets me in where he pushes others away. There’s more than meets the eye with Killian, and he holds the power to destroy me in more ways than I ever imagined.
Killian
Getting rid of The Cobras MC should’ve been the end of our troubles, but now we’ve got a new problem… The mayor.
I hate his guts, and I’m pretty sure he hates me too, and now he wants Lawless MC gone. He’s gunning for me, for my brothers, my family. There are no lines he won’t cross to do it, so what better way to hit him where it hurts than go after his beloved daughter?
Earn her trust. Snap a couple of naughty photos. Send them to her father and threaten to expose them if he doesn’t back off.
It was supposed to be simple.
I wasn’t supposed to find happiness in making her smile. I wasn’t supposed to find comfort in her touch. She wasn’t supposed to make me want more.
Now I find myself torn between my club, and the girl who was never supposed to be mine, the girl who is quickly becoming someone I can’t live without.
Indecently Mine is a small town, motorcycle club romance. It is the second book in the Lawless MC series with a guaranteed HEA. This book is intended for readers 18+ due to sexual content and references to sexual assault.
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