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    Guardian - An MC Romance Short
    Guardian - An MC Romance Short
    Guardian - An MC Romance Short
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    Guardian - An MC Romance Short

    By Mona Bliss

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    It is then that I realize our business is done. He’s going to leave any minute now, leaving me alone in my house... and I don’t want him to go.



    Clara 

    Thieves have been breaking into my little store - the police are worse than useless, so I turn to my last resort. Brock, of the Inferno Riders. He's huge, muscled, tatted, and full of bad intentions. And I can't keep my eyes off him. All I need him to do is scare away these thugs...but once he's done, what are his intentions for me? 

    Brock 

    When she called, she sounded so timid over the phone that I couldn't help but have a little fun with her. But when I get to her place, fuck, she's gorgeous. Curves for days, and in all the right places. She needs me to scare away some amateur thieves - that's nothing for a guy like me. But when I'm done, there's something else I need to attend to. 

    Clara. I want her, and I always get what I want...

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMona Bliss
    Release dateFeb 10, 2016
    ISBN9781519903679
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      Guardian - An MC Romance Short - Mona Bliss

      Guardian

      By Mona Bliss

      Copyright © 2015 Mona Bliss

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      Table of Contents

      Chapter One

      Chapter Two

      Chapter Three

      Chapter Four

      Chapter Five

      Chapter 1

      BROCK

      Is your name Brock?

      The voice on the other end of the line is shaky, scared and intimidated before I even start talking. I grin widely, my eyes finding the rest of my mates in the bar. I signal for them to order me another beer before finally answering the frightened woman on the phone.

      Damn right it is, I say, my voice sounding bored. What’s this about?

      There is a long pause on the other end of the line, and I can hear the woman breathing heavily. If it weren’t for her shaky voice, I would be convinced I was part of some prank with all her heavy breathing.

      Hello? I don’t have time for this. Either you tell me what you want or get the fuck lost, I growl out loud. The scared whimper that comes from the receiver almost makes me regret my words.

      But then again, I am Brock of the Inferno Riders. I didn’t get my bad boy reputation for nothing.

      Yes, of course, the shaky voice continues. My name’s Clara... You don’t know who I am. I got your name from one of my friends; you told him you’d be the right person to help me out with my ... problem.

      And what might that the problem be? I ask, my voice amused. Probably some bored housewife who wants to get back to her husband for cheating on her. I have trashed a fair few cars in my day, even spray-painted an office once. It wouldn’t be unusual for someone to come to me with that kind of request.

      "Well, I run a little bookstore

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