Brage & Dinah by Debra Kayn
Series: Slag Motorcycle Club #2
Publication date: May 14th, 2019
Synopsis (according to Goodreads):
He's a protective Norwegian biker.
She's a gorgeous, gum-snapping, mysterious woman.
The lines blur in a perfectly captive love.
As Vice President of Slag Motorcycle Club, Brage Olden spends his time organizing, overseeing, and protecting three-hundred aggressive Norwegian bikers. With the club on high alert, he notices a new woman hanging around the clubhouse. Nothing grabs Brage's attention more than a challenging woman with an attitude. She's playing a dangerous game, and he's looking to relieve some stress.
But, something feels off. His first clue hits hard when Moroad MC shows up on Slag property asking for Dinah and ends with exchanging gunfire.
Dinah Reed takes an opportunity to enjoy a one-night stand to relax from spying on Slag Motorcycle Club. As all hell breaks loose, Brage kidnaps her. Everything she knew about herself turns out to be a lie--her age, her family, even her name.
Submerged within Slag MC, she starts to see the club members for who they truly are and questions everything she believes of her past. As her life spirals out of control, she holds on to the one man who remains rock steady.
With the sole purpose of gaining the Fed's attention for their illegal activities, Slag will become the biggest threat to every motorcycle club from Montana to California.
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An arm wrapped around her waist from behind. A new panic washed over her, and she kicked out as her feet left the ground, struggling to get away. She wouldn't let them kill her.
Her life wasn't supposed to end this way.
She wanted to leave.
She wanted to go home.
"Calm, babe." Brage captured her flailing arms with his free one. "Don't hurt yourself."
She threw back her head, connecting with Brage's shoulder. "Let. Me. Go."
Fighting his hold on her, she screamed, unable to break out of his grasp. Bigger and stronger, he was more determined to keep her.
Her feet left the ground. Afraid he was going to take her back inside the clubhouse and lock her inside again, she writhed in his arms.
Nothing she tried fazed him. He carried her away from the gate and put her feet on the ground and pressed her against the wall of the clubhouse.
She pushed at his chest, trying to shove him out of her way. He never budged.
"You used to like having me press you against the wall, the Jeep, the floor." His arms kept her in front of him.
She stiffened, shaking with rage that he'd remind her of her mistakes. If she would've known he was going to kidnap her, she never would've had sex with him or went to the party or agreed to help Tony.
Tears rolled down her cheeks. She was in a hopeless situation.
"Listen to me." Brage bent his head down to her ear. "I'm not putting you back in the room."
"Let me go." She grabbed the front of his vest as she held on to hope. "Please, Brage. I'll do anything. I just need to get out of here."
"Can't do that."
"I swear, you'll never see me again. I'll go far away. I can't--"
"Do you belong to Moroad Motorcycle Club?" He straightened to his full height.
She tilted her head. "No."
"Don't lie to me." He lowered his voice. "You were with a Moroad member."
Her heart raced. He was too close. She couldn't think.
Her life wasn't supposed to end this way.
She wanted to leave.
She wanted to go home.
"Calm, babe." Brage captured her flailing arms with his free one. "Don't hurt yourself."
She threw back her head, connecting with Brage's shoulder. "Let. Me. Go."
Fighting his hold on her, she screamed, unable to break out of his grasp. Bigger and stronger, he was more determined to keep her.
Her feet left the ground. Afraid he was going to take her back inside the clubhouse and lock her inside again, she writhed in his arms.
Nothing she tried fazed him. He carried her away from the gate and put her feet on the ground and pressed her against the wall of the clubhouse.
She pushed at his chest, trying to shove him out of her way. He never budged.
"You used to like having me press you against the wall, the Jeep, the floor." His arms kept her in front of him.
She stiffened, shaking with rage that he'd remind her of her mistakes. If she would've known he was going to kidnap her, she never would've had sex with him or went to the party or agreed to help Tony.
Tears rolled down her cheeks. She was in a hopeless situation.
"Listen to me." Brage bent his head down to her ear. "I'm not putting you back in the room."
"Let me go." She grabbed the front of his vest as she held on to hope. "Please, Brage. I'll do anything. I just need to get out of here."
"Can't do that."
"I swear, you'll never see me again. I'll go far away. I can't--"
"Do you belong to Moroad Motorcycle Club?" He straightened to his full height.
She tilted her head. "No."
"Don't lie to me." He lowered his voice. "You were with a Moroad member."
Her heart raced. He was too close. She couldn't think.
About the Author:
Debra Kayn is published by Grand Central Publishing, Simon & Schuster Publishing, Carina Press - Harlequin Enterprises Limited, and repped by agent, Stephany Evans of FinePrint Literary Management. She has over fifty contemporary novels available worldwide where heroes and heroines come from the most unlikely characters.
She lives with her family in the Bitterroot Mountains of beautiful North Idaho where she enjoys the outdoors, the four seasons, and small-town living.
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