Mason: A Storm Reapers MC Book 1 by Christina Chavis
Kelly
After what happened, I walked away from everything I loved and vowed never to come back.
Mason
I fucked up years ago and trusted a friend over the woman I loved and have regretted it to this day.
He was her high school boyfriend.
She was his one that got away.
His best friend sexually assaulted her.
He didn’t know that. So, when he said the words that ultimately destroy any future that they might have had, they both thought that was the end.
After ten years of avoidance and the death of her mother brings her back to the small town of Delway, North Carolina. A flat tire and a dead cellphone leads her to the door of the “Storm Reapers MC Clubhouse.” Behind this door, she’ll come face-to-face with her past and the man that once had her heart. She’s not the same girl he knew before she left. She’ll prove that by carving her path to vengeance.
Can they pick up where they ended so many years ago and have the future they were once hoping to have? Or will outside forces from their past tear them apart before they have the chance to find out?
A full-length novel featuring an MFM Menage Scene. Warning: Sexual Assualt, Violence, and Strong language.
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I love to cook, listen to music, but my real passion is reading and writing. I've always loved to write. I would mostly write poetry in my high school years. I put my writing on the back burner until recently.
But I could get lost in a good book. MC Romances are by far my go-to book. Reading has always been a way for me to relax.
I've been writing down little outlines for potential books for years. I had a friend look over a couple of drafts and ask why I never gave writing a chance?
I told him I didn't think my writing was good enough. I wrote the first few chapters of the book and gave them to him to read, and later that night, he was calling to ask if I had any more he could read. So I figured it was time branch out. I hope you all enjoy my work.
What inspired you to write your book?
I've always been fascinated with motorcycles. I remember the first time I rode one and although I was scared out of my mind just beneath that was a feeling of freedom. A feeling that could almost make you believe that you were flying. A feeling that makes you believe that you could do anything.
Here is a short sample from the book:
I don't have time to put too much thought into it because I'm running late, so I pick up my pace to get to a phone. The gates are open, but I don't see anyone around. Realizing I'll have to knock on the door, I straightened my back and prayed to God that I make it out of here alive and in one piece. I've never been around a Motorcycle gang. Still, I've watched "Sons of Anarchy" before, and it's never a good idea to walk up to a clubhouse uninvited. Damn, I think I'm going to be killed.
I knock on the door, but no one answers. So, I hit a little louder, and I hear someone yell, "Whoever's on the other side of that door better be a stripper, or I'm going to put you in your grave." I'm already backing up, getting ready to run for my life when the door swings open, and a beast of a man is standing in the doorway. He's built like a linebacker with muscles that make him look like he can bench press a car. He's also not wearing a shirt.
I stopped in my tracks, staring at him with my mouth slightly hanging open. There's a big ass Death Reaper tattoo on his chest with a scythe in hand standing over a dead body. It's a magnificent piece of artwork, but it's still scary as hell. I'm brought out of my stupor when he says, "You have a pretty mouth. If you open it a little wider, I can fill it for you."
I laughed at that and responded with, "Yeah, with the way you are built, I might have to break my jaw first." I immediately slap a hand of my mouth because that was not what was meant to come out. Now it was his turn to laugh. He looks at me and his eyes light up. I don't know why, but I don't have to wait long to find out. He says, "You're the girl that was singing into your hairbrush yesterday."
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