Freak has watched his brothers fall for the women they love time and time again and is more than familiar with the signs of a man about to hand over his heart.
When Carnie comes tumbling into the clubhouse asking for help, all it takes is a bat of her innocent stare and sassy tongue for Freak to know what is about to happen. But when he finds out how old she is, he hesitates to stake his claim. As a Fallen Lord through and through, he will make sure to protect her even though he’s promised himself not to touch her.
Can Carnie convince Freak age is just a number, or is he on a one way track out of her life?
Heather’s 🎩🎩🎩🎩 hat review:
When sweet and innocent Carnie shows up at the MC asking for help what could possibly go wrong? Well you find out in this book. This is a sweet story and I really enjoyed it. There is a bit of a mystery and a little bit of action just like the books previous to this one in the series.
We get to know the quiet brother in this one. The one that doesn’t rock the boat and does what needs to be done when asked. Carnie our sweet and innocent heroine has been targeted by someone from her past. As their story unfolds we find out just why Freak has the road name Freak, and sweet and innocent Carnie isn’t as sweet and innocent as we all think. We get caught up with the girl gang, and Alice does not disappoint at all. I know this review really doesn’t say a whole lot, but I do not want to give anything away. Oh and I am so looking forward to the next in the series………..
Rhonda Ziglar – “5 FREAKING GREAT STARS!! Wow, Winter Travers has done it again.”
Angel Babe’s Blog – “I absolutely LOVED this book!! Winter Travers has done it again!! Freak is book #7 in her Fallen Lords MC series!!”
Jacey Jeffrey – “I absolutely freaking loved this book!!!!”
Winter Travers is a devoted wife, mother, and aunt turned author who was born and raised in Wisconsin. After a brief stint in South Carolina following her heart to chase the man who is now her hubby, they retreated back up North to the changing seasons, and the place they now call home.
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