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Personal Narrative: The Devil Knights

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This is book 3 and finale of the Devil Knights MC trilogy! Boundaries were made to be broken. I’ve cheated death more times than I can count—that’s just part of the job. I’ve loved every second of it. The thrill. The adrenaline rush. The high of a good score. But that was before two of our dealers turned up in trash bags—bodies hacked up by a machete. Before I met Shayla and Sydney. Before my world went up in flames. Before my own club came after me. With the order to shoot me—and them—on sight. It was supposed to be simple, quick, and easy. Until I pulled them in my bed. And made them
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