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Gavin And Dixie's Story

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THIS IS NOT A STANDALONE. This is book two of Gavin and Dixie's story. Gavin is a dark and brooding man-whore. He can be sweet at times and has a distressed soul. Whose had feelings for Dixie but is in denial. Since he's a one hot and sexy drummer who all women wants to get a taste of Dixie will have to fight for the one thing she's always wanted. Gavin. Gavin has had a rough pass and was surrounded by all the bad things that could very well ruin one’s life. Exposed to drug addicts, starved, and always wanted to come to the rescue when it came to his mother. She's one very loathsome woman, who's dispassionate about anything and only attend to her needs. Not even when her son is being abused by one his mother's boyfriends. Dixie's always been
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