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    Jesus Of South Jersey: The Biker Chronicles, #1

    By Suzi Dimock

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    Sex, Drugs, Motorcycles, Drama, and Romance. A different kind of love story, set inside an outlaw motorcycle club. Jesus is an outlaw with a vision. Danny just finished his four year degree at a major university and wants to spend the summer having fun before he enters grad school. Jesus wants to form a peaceful coalition with all other outlaw clubs, but not everyone likes the idea. By pure accident, Danny meets up with the bikers, and on a lark, decides to join up with them. Like many outlaw bikers, Jesus leads a dual life. He has a respectable 9 to 5 job in advertising, a longtime girlfriend, and he loves to ride and party. He helps Danny build a bike, introduces Danny to his friend Chris,  and sponsors him for membership in the club. Then life gets weird. Everything begins to fall apart. Jesus is suddenly forced to rethink his life and to confront his true feelings. Danny discovers a side of himself he'd never known before.  The club goes to war with a rival club. And if that's not bad enough, somewhere in the ranks there's a rat. Book 1 of the Biker Chronicles Series.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSuzi Dimock
    Release dateJun 22, 2018
    ISBN9781386088509
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    Jesus Of South Jersey: The Biker Chronicles, #1
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    Suzi Dimock

    Among other professions, Ms. Dimock is a Writer, Songwriter, Recording Artist, and Music Producer who's led an interesting life, including years spent managing a professional recording studio, an owner of an office cleaning business, and several years involved with an outlaw biker gang (with her first husband). She has been elected to the Board of Directors of several non-profits, including a large Environmental organization, a Food Bank, and a Performing Artist organization, among others. She lived most of her life at the Jersey Shore, but has also spent time in Upstate New York, Southern Pennsylvania and Maryland. She now lives in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina with her musician husband Tom, several cats, and a menagerie of wild critters that visit their mountain property.

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