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She told me, she promised me, she’d stay away, now she’s here and all I have to do is pull the trigger’ A life for a life were the words we parted with.

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She told me, she promised me, she’d stay away, now she’s here and all I have to do is pull the trigger’

A life for a life were the words we parted with.

I left Liston Hills, out of FEAR, for one man. He was supposed to be my family, and PROTECT me, HE betrayed me instead, ripped my family away from me, took the love of my life and everything else I cared for.

It’s 10 years later and I am back. I need HIM.

Only he is no longer the man with a grudge, and a gun, now he is worse and his cold heartless eyes are promising me DEATH. I once called him Kevin. Now, I call him KILLER and I, Sienna Bray is next on his LIST

Book 5, in the Satan Sniper’s Motorcycle Club Series, brings a complete new story that will make you cry, laugh and scream for more.

Killer never wanted much in life, but a woman who would be his wife and make his mother happy. But now, while searching for Lucca Sanati, secrets of his past come to his club and she comes with an entire package of her own problems. He should kill her but the club stands against him. They all want to protect her.

What they don’t know, is Sienna Bray is no damsel in distress, she is the reaper deciding who to take out next.

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Shan R.K
Print Length

376 pages
Published Date

2020
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