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    Used

    By Bijou Hunter

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    A Standalone Biker Romance

    Bo
    I did six years in prison to protect the Grove Motorcycle Club. Now free, I remain trapped in their lies. The only freedom I find is in the bed of a girl who's no one's favorite.

    Sydney
    The club owns me and I see no escape until Bo. With his rough manner, I should protect my heart. If only it were so easy.

    Used contains graphic sexual content, violent situations, and harsh language, the book is only appropriate for adult readers age 18+.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBijou Hunter
    Release dateMay 5, 2017
    ISBN9781386842019
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    Bijou Hunter

    Romance Author of Contemporary, Suspense, and New Adult ~ Find me at www.bijouhunterbooks.com ~ Join my mailing list: www.bijouhunterbooks.com/mailing-list

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