Santa Biker
Diablo:
I’m a savage and a killer.
A man with nothing to lose.
As the cleaner for the Royal Bastards, I do the dirty work for the club.
When I’m called in, it’s my job to ensure nothing is left behind.
But it’s the blood that speaks to me, revealing hidden secrets and exposing the truth.
Blood contains all the agony of my past, and I can’t escape it.
Years ago, I loved and lost a young woman and her son.
Two souls ripped away in a cruel twist of fate.
Evil wormed its way into Nevada, and now it’s here again, chasing more innocents.
My heart is dark, the pain buried far down where nothing can reach it.
Until her.
Gina is a single mom with two sweet kids.
She’s beautiful, strong, independent. And so fierce.
When her past comes looking for her, I swear my protection but keep my heart guarded.
I don’t expect a single tattoo in my shop and her blood to reveal more secrets.
Now I’ve got three new souls who need a holiday miracle.
But opening myself up again means trusting fate won’t ruin me a second time.
It’s operation Santa Biker, and I intend to give Gina a Christmas to remember.
Gina:
I’m dreading the holidays this year.
I’m out of money, overworked, and stressed to the max.
All I want is to give my kids a wonderful Christmas.
Life has other plans.
Broken down for the third time in mere weeks, I’m in tears and alone on the side of the road when a ghost from my past shows up and threatens my life.
The sexy biker that rides in on his iron horse saves me from harm and stirs an itch that I didn’t realize I needed to be scratched.
Diablo is rough, wild, tattooed, and untamed.
He’s also the hottest man I’ve ever met.
A leather-wearing, dirty, delicious holiday treat I don’t dare to indulge.
When my house is broken into and trashed a couple of days before Christmas, there’s only one man who can help.
I need a miracle from St. Nick.
My secret Santa has a heavy wish list.
I just hope he can deliver.
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