Raguel 1: Rogue On A Mission
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Raguel 1: Rogue On A Mission

This story contains themes of: assault, child abuse, depression, domestic violence, human trafficking, offscreen rape, sexual assault abuse, violent death, exploitation

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Summary

I’m Luc…Lucas Tanner Billow. My wife would call me sweet, and my kids think I’m awesome. My brothers would say I’m loyal. My employees… well let’s just say that they would call me formidable. My enemies—they call me Raguel, the archangel of Justice.

Status
Complete
Chapters
32
Rating
n/a
Age Rating
18+

Recap

I’m Luc…Lucas Tanner Billow. My wife would call me sweet, and my kids think I’m awesome. My brothers would say I’m loyal. My employees… well let’s just say that they would call me formidable. My enemies—they call me Raguel, the archangel of Justice.

Recap…

I was born in a small town outside of Denver, Colorado to Crawford Billow, a second-generation Irish shitter, and Catriona O’Sean, an angel of a mom. Ty was born two years later, and when Matti was born two years after that, we moved to Salina, Kansas, and was promptly adopted by Ma May, a wise old Creole grandma who kept us boys in check, especially when Mama was in the hospital because of Crawford. When Matti was four, Kira was born and our lives revolved around her. She was our star and moon and we would have done anything for her.

In fact, we did. I went to jail for her when she shot Crawford with the Colt he gave me when I graduated from military school at eighteen.

Sadly, our princess died five years later at the hands of a fucker who didn’t get far.

My prison sentence was converted to a government undercover operation, and they utilized my skills to eradicate high-profile organized crime bosses who were still running their operations from inside the federal detention walls. While in prison, Ty helped me set up my business with someone I once thought of as my best friend, but who ended up serving me on a golden platter to my biggest enemy.

I met my wife, Ana, when she and Ty were looking for her sister in Texas, and I adopted her daughter, Connor. A year later, we adopted sixteen-year-old Tasmyn, and then we had Ayden.

But this isn’t a fuzzy and heartwarming family tale. Those can be found in my family saga: The Billows Series. This is the story of how my team and I went in search of the girls sold as sex slaves by the Azevedo brothers… hoping we could bring them home… and often finding adventures during our missions.

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