Demon Dawgs Motorcycle Club - Las Vegas Series by K.L. Barstow

Puma You know what you get when you play ball professionally? Everything. Money. Women. Fame. Know what you get after a stupid mistake destroys your career? For me, I became the President of the Demon Dawgs Las Vegas Chapter. Which means I now have even more money, more women and a whole lot of infamy. So what happens when the woman you want only sees you as a player? Well, you try to prove to her you’re not. Easier said than done when a woman from your past shows up with your child in tow... morePuma You know what you get when you play ball professionally? Everything. Money. Women. Fame. Know what you get after a stupid mistake destroys your career? For me, I became the President of the Demon Dawgs Las Vegas Chapter. Which means I now have even more money, more women and a whole lot of infamy. So what happens when the woman you want only sees you as a player? Well, you try to prove to her you’re not. Easier said than done when a woman from your past shows up with your child in tow. A child you knew nothing about. Alisa Puma can have anyone he wants. For some reason, he seems to think he wants me. But I have too many reasons not to go there. Foremost is my little girl, Elina. She doesn’t need the heartbreak if, and when, he tires of monogamy. But the bigger reason is the man who killed my husband. Because I know he’ll kill Puma if given the chance, and that would destroy me. less

Dice Not everyone has a happy childhood. I didn’t. But not everyone’s childhood ends with the roll of the dice. At least that’s how my unhappy childhood ended and the terror began. When I find a group of children facing similar horrors, I know I have to act. Avery What’s that saying? Weaker alone, stronger together? With my parents it wasn’t that way, it was weaker alone and even weaker together. It’s why I never wanted to be part of a couple. I’m a loner and I plan to stay that way... moreDice Not everyone has a happy childhood. I didn’t. But not everyone’s childhood ends with the roll of the dice. At least that’s how my unhappy childhood ended and the terror began. When I find a group of children facing similar horrors, I know I have to act. Avery What’s that saying? Weaker alone, stronger together? With my parents it wasn’t that way, it was weaker alone and even weaker together. It’s why I never wanted to be part of a couple. I’m a loner and I plan to stay that way. But meeting Dice has me rethinking everything. He makes me stronger and we’re going to need to be strong to save ourselves and the forgotten children. less