Goldie(Night Rebels MC Romance Book 4)(58)

Then she looked at him. Her eyes were dark like an endless stretch of midnight sky. In their inky depths, he saw sorrow and pain and threads of fierceness. They drew him in.

He, the man who never looked past one night with a woman, wanted to know about this small woman sitting across from him.

Sensing she was in trouble, he wanted to help her. He knew he should just pay his bill, hop on his Harley, and head home, but he couldn't. She grounded him, and in that one instant, he knew she'd be his. The urge to possess her consumed him.

Misty Sullivan hated the cold nights when she'd have to haul her ass from truck to truck to make enough to satisfy her boyfriend, Bobby. She used to have another name, but that was a long time ago when she was normal and life was good. She tried not to think about it anymore-it just made her life worse.

The stranger who stared at her didn't look like a trucker. He was decked out in leather and denim, and he looked at her like she was a person not a piece of ass. But life experience told her he was probably just as bad as all the other men who came into her world.

Men couldn't be trusted. They acted nice to get a woman where they wanted her, and then they turned mean and ugly.

But the stranger's piercing stare doesn't frighten her, and that surprises her. A good-looking, sexy man like him could have any woman he wanted, so why was he wasting his time with her?

Then events throw them together and Misty must decide if she should trust the man who is playing havoc with her heart.

Paco knows that the only way Misty can trust him is to face her past and deal with it. Will she let him help her before her past crashes with her present and destroys her? Can he let her slip away from him?

This is the fifth book in the Night Rebels MC Romance series. This is Paco's story. It is a standalone. This book contains violence, sexual assault (not graphic), strong language, and steamy/graphic sexual scenes. It describes the life and actions of an outlaw motorcycle club. If any of these issues offend you, please do not read the book. HEA. No cliffhangers! The book is intended for readers over the age of 18.