Scorch: Book One, #1

By L.P. Lindeman

When undercover DEA agent Baylor Horton is sent to the Boston Division to infiltrate a local outlaw motorcycle club known as the White Horse gang he isn’t prepared for the feisty bad ass biker that knocks him on his ass. Meeting Lita at a bar he let’s her believe he is Jay Mitchell a Construction Business owner from NY looking to relocate his business after a split from his Business partner.

Lita Harkins AKA ( BB) has been on Bikes her whole life. Her dad is the President of the White Horse Motorcycle club and Lita is his whole life. Lita loves life in the fast lane no one gets close to her for fear of her father yet she is a bad ass herself. When one of the prospects brings drugs into the club all hell breaks loose. One thing Lita can’t stand is drugs after watching her mother self destruct with Heroin years before she makes sure no one in the club is dirty.

• Language: English
• Publisher: L.P. Lindeman
• Release date: May 24, 2016
• ISBN: 9781533799302

L.P. Lindeman

L.P.Lindeman is a married mother of five yes you read that right five phew. She resides in southern NH with her quirky crazy family. Loves to spend time with family, friends ad three dogs. She works full time as a Home care nurse. L.P. Has been writing all her life and just recently moved into publishing in this genre. When asked what makes her stories come to life her response was “You try shutting these characters up. I have tried for years and they never stop. I had to write it before I drive myself crazy.” She has a super sense of humor and loves the shock and awe factor to see others reactions. This series is the first of many to come in a lot of different genre’s. She loves to hear from her fans and responds quickly. 

Book preview

CHAPTER ONE

Come out of that room this instant BB! a voice barked outside Lita's office.

Lita recognized the voice immediately; it was her friend Kara. She let her in.

What's going on? Lita asked.

Come out and find out for yourself, Kara quipped. All the girls are here, we are heading to that new bar close to the park, I heard it's totally insane there!

Lita rolled her eyes, I don't think I'm up for it tonight Kara, I've got so much to do. Rain check?.

Oh no, you don't! Kara yelled, signaling for the rest of their friends to help and together they shoved Lita out of the clubhouse despite her protest. They pulled her until they got to the street and they were sure she wouldn't run back to the clubhouse.

You need to leave that clubhouse more often Lita, Lita's best friend Zoe quipped. The way you're going, you'll become the granny biker who never got married, they all laughed.

Lita looked embarrassed, Oh common guys did you drag me out here to make fun of me or...,

Of course not, Hilary, another one of Lita's friends cut her off. You are going to have so much fun tonight and maybe, finally get laid! They all laughed again. This time, Lita was flushed.

There's even a new hunk in the neighborhood, Kara said. He's super handsome, and such a mystery guy. I heard the only place he visits other than his new house was the bar. Lita could care less; she just couldn't wait for the night at the bar to be over so she could get back to the clubhouse.

Baylor looked disappointed as he sat at the bar nursing a glass of tequila. It was another night at the bar, and BB was still nowhere in sight. Back in his house a week ago, he had thought of the perfect way to stage a coincidental meet with the infamous BB and the new bar in the neighborhood where the natives and bikers usually frequent had seemed like the best place to meet her, but now he wasn't so sure. He mumbled a curse under his breath as he paid the bartender and was about to stand and leave the bar when he heard loud chuckles as a group of girls walked in. He recognized her instantly. It was BB in the middle of four girls looking like she didn't want to be there. Baylor grinned, and as the girls made their way to the Bar, Baylor made his way to the restroom, she couldn't see him just yet, Baylor thought, not just yet.

Lita hadn't danced like this in a while, and she loved every minute of it. She loved her work so much that she had forgotten how to have fun, and now she was so grateful her friends had dragged her to the bar along with them. They had had a couple of drinks. Okay, maybe too many drinks before heading to the dance floor and now she felt lighter than ever. Ah! She shouted as she swayed and swayed to the music. She wished the night wouldn't end. She looked around for her friends, and they were all also having the time of their lives, then she decided she needed another drink, so she headed to the