Sugar
By Rae B. Lake
2021
First Published
4.33
Average Rating
103
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Part of Series
Hide. I don’t want them to find me. I don’t want them to discover that I’m just a scared woman… Onethat will do anything to get away from the pain. When I found my sisters at Eve’s Fury I was running from a man that wanted to cage me and change me into his prized possession. He wanted me to become someone people will want to see. That they would pay to see. Getting away from him was the hardest thing I’ve ever had to do and to this day I look over my shoulder to see if he’s there. I wake up in cold sweats thinking he’s at the foot of my bed, I hear him walking behind me on dark streets, I feel his eyes on my skin when I go out with the sisters. I thought it was just paranoia making me feel like I was going insane until Baxter stepped out of my nightmares and into my world once again. He thinks we can go right back to where we left off. He doesn’t care that he hurts me or that I have a new family. He doesn’t care that he scares me. I figured I was a goner but it’s the fame of being in Eve’s Fury MC that saves me. Celia and Judd recognize me, and they put their lives on the line to get me out. I owe them my life and my gratitude. What I wasn’t expecting was to fall in love… with both of them.
Avg Rating
4.33
Number of Ratings
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Author
Rae B. Lake
Author · 68 books
Rae is a daydreamer, nurse, bookworm, nature enthusiast, wife, momma, animal activist and an optimist. She has lived her entire life in NYC and loves to travel with her family. She believes that sweets should have a larger piece of the nutritional pyramid and that Buffy the Vampire Slayer was one of the best TV shows ever invented. When she is not working as a nurse in her community, she can either be found reading, writing, or taking a walk while listening to music. She has been writing books in her mind for as long as she can remember but decided that maybe there were others out in the world that would find joy in the words she would put down on the page.
