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    Resisting the Biker
    Resisting the Biker
    Resisting the Biker
    Audiobook6 hours

    Resisting the Biker

    Written by Cassie Alexandra

    Narrated by Nina Sumter

    4.5/5

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    About this audiobook

    A USA Today Bestselling Series!

    Twenty-one-year-old college student, Adriana Nikolas, doesn't really know what to make of Raptor, the sexy biker who seems to be obsessed with getting into her pants. Hot or not, she knows from their first encounter that he's dangerous, both in and out of bed. What Raptor wants, Raptor gets. Right now, he wants Adriana and will do whatever it takes to claim her as his woman. But, she keeps resisting, which isn't something that the road captain of the Gold Vipers is accustomed to. Arrogant, cocky, and stubborn, Raptor takes on the challenge, and in the meantime, gets much more than what he'd bargained for. Meanwhile, Slammer, president of the Gold Vipers, seeks justice for the rape of his Old Lady's daughter.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherKristen Middleton
    Release dateAug 4, 2015
    ISBN9798822600744
    Resisting the Biker
    Author

    Cassie Alexandra

    USA Today bestselling author Cassie Alexandra (pen name of NY Times Bestselling Author, Kristen Middleton) has published over 40 titles since 2011. She writes romance, horror, fantasy, and suspense thrillers.  www.kristenmiddleton.com www.cassiealexandrabooks.com

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      Cassie books keep your attention and are hard to put away until you have finished them. She is a talented writer that I have enjoyed all of her books.