Thank you so much to author Michelle Heron for this free ebook in exchange for an honest review.
This book was published May 5, 2019.
This one was a whirlwind, even by novella standards.
Scarlett has been through so much: her father during when she was young, her mother hating her existence, her boyfriend abusing her, and then finding herself pregnant and having to ask for help from the people that may have gotten her father killed, the Club.
But she doesn’t give up! Scarlett is a strong woman who drags herself forward and opens her own tattoo parlour. Her tattoo parlor, Lost Girls, quickly grows in reputation until one day Brody walks in.
The son of the former President of the Club, Brody is recovering from the death of his sister, which drove him further into the Club life. He throws himself into the life so that he doesn’t have to hunk about his problems and his past. This works out rather well for Brody, until he walks into Lost Girls and meets Scarlett, “The same girl he unknowingly fell for at the age of sixteen. The girl who’s picture still rests in the breast pocket of his Cut.”
This was a fast paced novella that left me wanting more! Scarlett and Brody were very well written; their pain was easily felt. I cannot wait to read more about these two!
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