Lara Ashburn, has an utter dislike for MCs having seen one destroy her home and family. Settled down to a life as a teacher, Lara enjoys the normalcy of her new life. The last thing she expects when she asks for a conference with one of her student's parents that she would come face-to-face with the DEVIL'S OWN.
Ryan (Chaser) Frey has enough troubles and a stuck up teacher is the last thing he wants to deal with. Yes, his teen daughter can be a troublemaker, but she's a good kid and he doesn't need an over-educated priss telling him how to raise her. His idea changes the moment he lays eyes on Lara. She's not what he expects and she's not in the least afraid of him ... and she is sexy as any woman he had ever met. The last thing he expects when he comes to the school is to be caught up by the teacher, her past and their future.
DEVIL'S OWN is a fast paced look into a motorcycle club and a woman who has to face herself and the real world around her. Lara had escaped the MC world that involved her uncle and brother. After getting a teaching degree she swore never to return but one look at Chaser and she feels the pull that will take her back. This is a steamy offering, but it also looks into various lives and feelings that everyone goes through, especially an abandoned teenager, a woman who never confronted her past and learned trust and a man who always thought the brotherhood of bikers was all he needed for a happy life. I'm not sure I liked that Chaser threw Lara under the bus with telling about her affiliation with a motorcycle club near the border, but it did give them more evidence that their president might not have their best interests in mind. (This is an ongoing theme in The Devil's Keepers series that DEVIL'S OWN is #3.) You will find yourself halfway through the book without realizing that time has passed because it moves quickly from scene to scene and you find yourself so caught up in it and the people in this storyline. This is the first book by author Megan Crane I have read but I will be finding the others in this series and look for anything else she has to offer.
If you are looking for a good read, with interesting and sometimes really psycho characters, a couple that find love despite themselves with a good hit of steamy and tender moments then DEVIL'S OWN is the book for you.
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