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    The Biker's Virgin
    The Biker's Virgin
    The Biker's Virgin
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    The Biker's Virgin

    By Sam Crescent

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    Colonel isn’t expecting to fall for any woman, but with one pitstop in a small town, that’s exactly what he does. She’s being attacked by a man, so he takes matters into his own hands and he protects her.

    Piper Dawes is used to men thinking she’s easy prey and she doesn’t expect the angry-looking biker to make her feel safe. He’s not staying for long, and she has no intention of falling for him.

    However, he’s not leaving until he’s had her, this untouched virgin. Only, one taste is never enough.

    Colonel is a nomad, and his club has no home—just the open road. He’s found the woman for him, but can Piper leave her family and predictable life behind?
    Will she follow him? Or is this a fling that will leave them both burned?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherEvernight Publishing
    Release dateAug 11, 2020
    ISBN9780369502124
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      The Biker's Virgin - Sam Crescent

      Published by EVERNIGHT PUBLISHING ® at Smashwords

      www.evernightpublishing.com

      Copyright© 2020 Sam Crescent

      ISBN: 978-0-3695-0212-4

      Cover Artist: Jay Aheer

      Editor: Audrey Bobak

      ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

      WARNING: The unauthorized reproduction or distribution of this copyrighted work is illegal. No part of this book may be used or reproduced electronically or in print without written permission, except in the case of brief quotations embodied in reviews.

      This is a work of fiction. All names, characters, and places are fictitious. Any resemblance to actual events, locales, organizations, or persons, living or dead, is entirely coincidental.

      THE BIKER’S VIRGIN

      Satan’s Beasts: Nomad Chapter

      Sam Crescent

      Copyright © 2020

      Chapter One

      Let me go! Piper Dawes fought against the drunk man. He was too strong; even though he was inebriated, she couldn’t fend him off.

      Dave had never been a nice man sober, but drunk, he was even worse. All she’d been doing was taking out the trash and he’d cornered her. Everyone in this small town judged her exactly the same as they had her mother and sister. Both of them were known as whores of the town. They spread their legs faster than … anything that could spread their legs. She was expected to do the same, even though she was still a freaking virgin and didn’t look at men like they were anything. They were all pigs and she should know. There had been countless times where she woke up in the trailer she shared with her family to find strange men. Some of them even married and supposedly church-loving men.

      Most of them were hypocrites. Where her mother and sister thought it was funny to be the gossip of the town and to know so many dirty secrets, she detested it. Splitting her time between the bar and the diner, she got her fair share of nastiness thrown her way. She hated her life here, but so far, she hadn’t saved up enough to leave.

      The trailer, the rumors, the gossip, she loathed it and wished with all of her heart she wasn’t part of it. For once, she wanted to be her own person, without the stench of her family tainting her life.

      Moments like this made her want to take the plunge and leave all of this bullshit behind. Something needed to happen. She couldn’t stand for any more of this, men cornering her as if they had a right to her.

      You really think you’re better than us?

      She wanted to scream she was better than all of them, seeing as she hadn’t tried to attack him, but she had a feeling that would have fallen on deaf ears. He was too drunk.

      His hand touched her breast as his other hand went around her neck. He shocked her still as he started to squeeze, cutting off her air supply, making her panic.

      This couldn’t be happening. Fear ran down her spine as Dave seemed more interested in what he was doing to her body.

      I’m going to die. She clawed at his wrist.

      He winced, letting her go. She touched her neck, feeling the panic grasp her tightly. She had to get away from him.

      Too late.

      She’d spent way too much time in her fear.

      You fucking bitch. He backhanded her.

      She dropped to the ground with a scream.

      I’m going to make you wish you’d just stayed still and took my dick. I know what you whores want. What you crave.

      Yeah, and what I see is a woman who doesn’t want your touch.

      Piper frowned. It wasn’t a voice she recognized, but it was dark, rough, almost as if he’d smoked too many cigarettes. Her head throbbed. Dave had hit her good. She groaned.

      Look, asshole, this is none of your business. She’s the town slut. All of her family spread their legs for the locals.

      She gritted her teeth, sitting up.

      Doesn’t look that way to me. Last time I checked, you didn’t need to hit a willing female. Believe me, I’ve had plenty of those dancing on my dick during my time.

      She looked past Dave and saw one of the tallest men she’d ever laid eyes on. He was huge, must have been close to six-foot-two, maybe even taller. He wore a black leather jacket and his face had several days’ worth of stubble, but he didn’t appear unkempt or dirty. What also surprised her were the men behind him. All menacing, each wearing a leather cut. Just past them, she saw the bikes. All big, powerful-looking machines.

      Who

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