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Zipper I’m what you call a computer wizard and I work for the Sin’s Bastard’s MC. My skills were legendary until I meet her. When I get a validation request from my Pres’s wife, Spitfire, I think I’m wasting my time, then I find the threat and it’s valid. Then I get two more requests from the women behind the men of the Bratva. I should tell my President about this but his wife wants me to find out if it’s real or not before I do. A day later, I get a message from a girl calling herself Manhattan Girl. She knows more about the threat than I can verify and she tells me it’s very real. Then she offers to help me put it down if I’ll help her when it’s over. Can I trust her? She’s a complete unknown to me, so dare I take the chance this is real? Manhattan Girl I learned a long time ago that girls like me were supposed to never be seen or heard, so I hid in my room and read books and played on my computer. Until the day, I heard my uncle planning a coup on two very big organizations in New York. He was always a greedy man and a mean man. I hated him for what he’d done to me and my mother. He made her disappear years ago. I kept hoping she would return for me one day but the longer it took her to come back, the more I realized she might not. So I sent out a warning. A warning I knew only the right person would be able to figure out. But time was running out. Then one day I got a hit. Hope sprung inside me and I begged for him to find me and release me from the prison my uncle’s house had become. Will this unknown man be able to save not only myself but the Sin’s Bastards and the Bratva? Lord, I hope so…
Author
Taken from one of her books: I live in a small town in Wisconsin. From my deck, I can see the Mississippi River on one side and the bluffs, where eagles live and nest on the other side. I live with my husband Dave and dog Buddy. My two children are grown and I have two grandchildren. I love to watch people and that has helped me with my writing. I often use people I watch as characters in my books and I always try to give my characters some of my own values and habits. I love to create characters and put them in a troubling situation then sit back and let them do all the work. My characters surprise even me at times. At some point in the book, they take on a life of their own and the twists and turns they create becomes the story. Of all the stories, I could write I found I like mystery/thrillers the best. I like to keep my readers guessing until the very end of the book.
