Chapter One
Ink
“Yo, Drew!”
I sighed, annoyance burning through my veins.
This story contains themes of: assault, child abuse, depression, domestic violence, explicit imagery
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Ink has two goals: graduate high school and become a member of the Savage Crows MC. Nothing else matters. Until he meets Reina for the first time, he finds his priorities changing. Suddenly, he's making time for her, and everything else is taking a backseat. And when his brother comes to town? Everything starts getting twisted. He's torn between being the bad guy and supporting Reina. Will his brother inevitably rip them apart, or is Ink and Reina's bond strong enough to withstand anything?
Ink
“Yo, Drew!”
I sighed, annoyance burning through my veins.

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ktkirata: The story is really interesting. How the character described in the story is like you can see them and picture how they move, talk and feel in the every plots. Well done writer and keep it up.
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Catherineb83: Story good just would have liked her not to wear a mask
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Denver: Superb story, can't wait for the other two parts to this. Strong characterisation and story telling.
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Dibbs: This is a wonderful story, I am totally invested in following Gabi and Luca's story. Your writing is very good, the story line well planned and thought through. Your special way of delivering each chapter keeps the reader hooked from beginning to end. I look forward to Book 2, when Luca and Gabi ar...
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Gallandro7: I originally added this because it looked interesting and I was curious how the mate process would go. I almost removed it due to several other books ahead of it, but I took an afternoon and read the entire thing in one go.I was pleasantly surprised at how well the book was crafted and that the mate...
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Ashley: I enjoyed the story. It was a short one so the fast pace fit. I think something should be put in to show a time jump between paragraphs like a "****" just to make it easier to follow when we skip to the next day week or month. Over all a good read.
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Karen Nagy: This is a wonderful story with warm, endearing characters. It shows growth and acceptance of individual differences combined to make a strong unit. Loved the characters and enjoyed the writing style. Can't wait to read more!
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