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    Hear Me Out

    By Lila Rose

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    Fear keeps the truth away from his brothers. Fear and pain keeps him away from the man he loves.

    Hawks MC member Maddox "Beast" Lawson had a difficult time growing up. Tired of being ridiculed because of his effed-up brain-to-mouth connection, it was easier to say nothing at all. Living in silence worked out just fine until that b*tch called Fate took his hearing, not only that, but she also threw him into the arms of the man who refuses to acknowledge that one hot night they shared.

    Jay Conger, Knife to his brothers, loves pussy. Licking, fingering, screwing, he'll take it any way it's offered. After one surprising night with Beast, to say he's freaked out is an understatement. Hell, even bananas have taken on a new meaning, and thinking about a certain someone's body is too much. Unable to think straight, Knife is at an impasse, not only with his traitorous desire but with his heart. 

    Both lives are going to change. Only will it be for the better?

    Please note: This is book #5 in an MC spin-off series, but can be read as a standalone. It's more of a light read and based on the hero finding his love interest than club business.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLila Rose
    Release dateAug 8, 2017
    ISBN9780648034056

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    • 2/5
      The story was cute enough, but I didn't like the writing style. It started to grow tedious to read and I couldn't bring myself to finish it. Too much rambling, unnecessary and annoying cursing and much too mushy and fluffy for my tastes.