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    Blood & Rust: Lock & Key, #4
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    Blood & Rust: Lock & Key, #4

    By Cat Porter

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    About this ebook

    Butler's quest for redemption collides with Tania's gutsy revolution

    Once upon a time Butler and Tania hated each other

    "Jerk!"

    "Ice queen!"

    Now in their 40s, they both return to their hometown for a second chance at self-respect.

    And what simmers between them is nothing less than shocking

    Honesty and real friendship? Yeah

    Hot attraction? Overwhelming, unfortunately

    Actual emotions? Dammit, how did this happen?

    But Meager, South Dakota has become a minefield of risky choices and deep regrets,

    Survival and hard won acceptance.

    But for all their boldness and determination to get their lives back on track, Butler and Tania's timing with each other is alllll wrong. 

    Yet through it all an undeniable red hot passion blazes between them that they both know is

    Once

    In

    A

    Lifetime

    Now, taking the greatest risk is the only thing left to do.

    "The bad boy.

    The fuck up.

    The thief.

    That was me.

    Once a king,

    Now a wanderer.

    I'd thrown the best parts of me away, over and over again.

    I was reckless.

    Still am.

    I'd been exiled.

    Twice.

    I did my time.

    I've cleaned up.

    Well, sort of.

    I got plans.

    Yeah, good ones.

    Then I ran into her.

    A bolt of lightning

    Startling

    Unsettling

    Breathtaking

    And so out of reach.

    The woman I once scorned years ago

    is now the woman I can't stop thinking about, dreaming about.

    I need what I didn't think I'd ever need again.

    I want and want and want.

     Torture.

    Now she's the epicenter of the war I've triggered,

    and the battle in my rusted heart.

    I may be as reckless as I ever was,

    but I'm determined as f*ck.

    To hell with it.

    I want it all."

    1 - Lock & Key

    2 - Random & Rare

    3 - Iron & Bone

    4 - Blood & Rust

    Series spinoff -  Fury

    The Lock & Key series is a 4 book motorcycle club romance saga. These romantic suspense / romantic adventure / small town romance / biker romance / women's fiction novels contain adult language, sex, violence and are intended for mature audiences.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCat Porter
    Release dateJan 17, 2019
    ISBN9781386184553
    Unavailable
    Blood & Rust: Lock & Key, #4
    Author

    Cat Porter

    CAT PORTER was born and raised in New York City, but also spent a few years in Europe, Texas and the suburbs along the way. As an introverted, only child, she had very big, but very secret dreams for herself. She graduated from Vassar College, was a struggling actress, a SoHo art gallery girl, special events planner, freelance writer, and had all sorts of other crazy jobs all hours of the day and night to help make those dreams come true. She has two children's books traditionally published under her maiden name. She now lives on a beach in Greece with her husband, three children, and huge Cane Corso, and freaks out regularly and still daydreams way too much and now doesn't give AF. She is addicted to old movies, the History Channel, her iPad, her husband's homemade red wine, really dark chocolate, and her Nespresso coffee machine. Writing keeps her somewhat sane, extremely happy, and a productive member of society. If you enjoy emotional, character driven epic tales, her books are for you. Visit Cat at www.catporter.eu & www.facebook.com/catporterauthor

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