She didn’t like bikers, until she met
him.
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“You know you
can’t keep a good brother down.”
The Chaos Motorcycle Club has won its
war. But not every brother rode into the sunset with his woman on the back of
his bike.
Chaos returns with the story of Dutch
Black, a man whose father was the moral compass of the Club, until he was
murdered. And the man who raised Dutch protected the Club at all costs. That
combination is the man Dutch is intent on becoming.
It’s also the man that Dutch is going
to go all out to give to his woman.
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“Invisible
Man, this for you, or someone else?” Duke asked, taking Dutch’s attention,
and Dutch realized he was so lost to his thoughts, he was working on autopilot
and hadn’t noticed he’d approached the register and laid down his books.
“Someone else,” Dutch answered.
“You read it?” Duke asked.
“Yeah,” Dutch told him.
“Whole world should read it,” Duke
muttered, jabbing a thick finger against the screen of the tablet that stood in
for a till.
“Yeah,” Dutch agreed. “Listen, you
wouldn’t have any copies of The Hate U
Give by Angie Thomas that haven’t been shelved yet, would you?”
Duke shook his head. “Not many givin’
up that book. We get one, you want me to call you?”
He could go to Barnes and Noble,
easy.
With Tex as her barista, not to
mention Indy and her crew all being the subject of those books that had been
published, so folks came in all the time, Indy wasn’t hurting for customers, or
cash.
Still, Dutch bought his books
exclusively from Fortnum’s.
And he had a lot of books.
He had no idea why Fortnum’s was his
go-to. It wasn’t about buying local or any of that other millennial shit.
Thinking on it, it was the fact he
liked the vibe.
It was the fact that walking in there
was like walking into someone’s house.
Like coming home.
To family.
Shaking off his thoughts, he agreed,
“That’d be cool.”
“You wanna stay for a cup o’ joe and
a talk?” Duke asked, and Dutch hid his surprise.
The man hadn’t approached. Not in
word or deed.
There were the looks he gave Dutch,
the ones he exchanged with Tex.
But he never said dick.
“No, got shit to do this afternoon,”
he lied.
He had no shit to do that afternoon.
Or at all.
Ever.
“Boy—” Duke started.
“I’m not a boy,” Dutch bit.
His temper wasn’t usually short, but
these days, it could be.
This was why Duke blinked.
He then said, “Son—”
“I’m not your son either,” Dutch
returned.
“Right then.” Duke’s voice was no
longer a friendly rumble. It was tight. “First, my age can’t have escaped you,
considerin’ all this gray hair and wrinkles, so you are a boy to me, and you
will be until you’re sixty and I’m dead. And second, any man’s a man at all, a
man that’s younger than him and obviously struggling is his son. A son he looks
after.”
Christ, was he not hiding it?
“I’m not struggling,” he lied again.
“Dutch—”
“Brother, just ring me up so I can
get on with my day,” Dutch demanded.
Duke was silent a beat.
He then finished ringing him up, and
Dutch paid.
“No bag,” he grunted.
Duke slid the books over the counter
toward Dutch.
Dutch had turned, avoiding Tex’s eyes
as he did, and started heading toward the door when Duke called, “You know that
door is always open, but the one to my cabin in Evergreen is too, man.”
Wild Fire is a novella in the Chaos
series featuring Dutch Black and Georgiana Taylor.
Dutch is the son of Keely and Graham
Black and the stepson of Dutch, who is featured in Wild Like the Wind.
Dutch is Chaos through and through
and the perfect blend of both Black and Hound.
He has a heart of gold, is king, caring, compassionate and thoughtful. Dutch is quite headstrong, yet also honorable.
Georgiana Taylor and Dutch cross
paths when he does a favor for his brother Jagger. Georgiana is a sassy, fierce and passionate
journalist. She’s big hearted, but has strong views and is
not afraid to speak her mind.
Wild Fire is a passionate, sweet,
sexy and heartfelt read. This pair of
characters have an undeniable chemistry and connection, and I honestly wanted to
see more of this pair.
Several past characters make cameo
appearances throughout this title, and it’s left me even more eager for Jagger’s
story next.
