Hold Me Down (The Deacons of Bourbon Street) 

by Jackie Ashenden

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When the biker who broke her heart rides into town, a woman must choose between passion and duty. Jackie Ashenden ups the ante in a seductive series co-written with Megan Crane, Rachael Johns, and Maisey Yates.
 
Leonidas “Blue” Delacroix might be the prodigal son of New Orleans aristocrats, but the Deacons of Bourbon Street are his real family. And with their patriarch murdered, Blue wants nothing more than to unleash hell on the motorcycle club’s enemies—even if it means taking up arms against the girl who used to be his best friend. She’s done quite a bit of growing up, and suddenly their chemistry is red-hot. But where’s the line between ruthless seduction and sweet temptation?
 
For Alice Day, loyalty is everything. When Blue skipped town, she had no choice but to adopt a new family: their rivals, the Graveyard Ministry. Seeing him again reawakens old feelings . . . and fiery fantasies. Alice could never forget the scent of leather on his skin—just as she could never forgive the sting of his betrayal. But while the Ministry has treated her like one of their own, Blue is part of her soul. And as their liaisons hit the boiling point, Alice trusts her heart with the deadliest choice of her life.

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Wow, February 8, 2016 By  NK Author Services/Ebooks Galore This review is from: Hold Me Down (The Deacons of Bourbon Street) (Kindle Edition) *I received this book in exchange for an honest review* Oh lord, talk about sexy, hot, steamy and set your panties on fire. "She'd used to day dream for hours about him. About his arms around her and his mouth on hers." This book had it all. Bad boy biker, strong female, and oh, the drama. There's humor, and romance and suspense that will keep you wondering. There's a pent up bad boy, coming home to his bad girl, add in a biker and drama and you need to hold on to your seats. This book was a hot page turner that I couldn't put down. "She's yours. She's always been yours." Romantic and wonderfully written, I look forward to more from this author. Why no voting buttons? We don't let customers vote on their own reviews, so the voting buttons appear only when you look at reviews submitted by others. Permalink