It is finally my time. I am an outlaw. The president of the Atlanta charter of the Unacceptables MC. You can call me Bear. I’ve given my blood, sweat, and life …
by Kristen Hope Mazzolafor my reading pleasure in hopes of an unbiased opinion
It is finally my time. I am an outlaw. The president of the Atlanta charter of the Unacceptables MC. You can call me Bear. I’ve given my blood, sweat, and life to my club. Devotion is a complete understatement. It wasn’t until a cute blonde walked into my garage that I considered giving myself to anything else. Her perfect smile drew me in. Her sass made me crazy. I’ll do anything to protect my MC – and now her.
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