Savage Hunger: Rogue Demons MC, #3

By Sophia Gray

Savage Hunger is book 3 and the finale of the Rogue Demons MC trilogy!

I'M A SAVAGE… AND I 'M NOT GONNA PLAY BY THE RULES.

What tastes sweeter:
Revenge, or the space between her thighs?

Lucky for me, I don't have to choose.
I can get both at once.

Because Clementine is the chink in my enemy's armor.
And by devouring her, I get to hit him where it hurts the most.

It's cute – she thinks I love her.
But she's nothing more than a toy to me.

At least, that's what I used to think.

But when I find myself doing whatever it takes to protect her, I start to wonder…
Is she more than just a toy after all?

• Language: English
• Publisher: Sopris Page Press
• Release date: Nov 28, 2018
• ISBN: 9781386630531

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SAVAGE HUNGER: Rogue Demons MC (Book 3)

By Sophia Gray

I’M A SAVAGE... AND I ‘M NOT GONNA PLAY BY THE RULES.

What tastes sweeter :

Revenge, or the space between her thighs?

Lucky for me, I don’t have to choose.

I can get both at once.

Because Clementine is the chink in my enemy’s armor.

And by devouring her, I get to hit him where it hurts the most.

It’s cute – she thinks I love her.

But she’s nothing more than a toy to me.

At least, that’s what I used to think.

But when I find myself doing whatever it takes to protect her, I start to wonder...

Is she more than just a toy after all?

Chapter 1

Clementine

Leo had left again to make another phone call. I was pretty sure I knew who he was calling. He didn’t have to leave the room to talk to Falcon. He could have talked to him right in front of me. It wasn’t like he hadn’t just told me everything. It wasn’t like I didn’t know what was going on. I knew very well what was happening. I knew he was trying to set Falcon up again.

After he finished his phone call, he came back in the room.

I’ve got better news, he said.

I rolled my eyes, determined not to entertain him with my response.

I just spoke to Falcon. Your boyfriend is still alive. He made it through the blast somehow, and sends his love, he said with a smirk.

He was just fucking with me at that point, trying to get a reaction out of me.

He says he’ll be in here in roughly an hour to get you. He said it like he was just going to let Falcon come pick me up, like a parent picking up their kid after a sleepover. I knew he was just pulling my leg. It wasn’t going to be that easy.

You’re full of shit, I accused him.

Which part, though? Leo asked.

Acting like you’re just going to let him waltz in here and get me, I explained.

Oh please. He laughed. I never said I was going to let him get you. I just said he was on his way. He’s not leaving here today with you. In fact, little sis, you might not be leaving here today either, he said, leveling his tone out again. I haven’t decided yet.

What are you saying, Leo? He found something that could shock me, but it was something completely unexpected and out of left field. Was he talking about killing me?

I’ve reached a point where I need to cut loose any dead weight in my life. And, Clementine, you have become dead weight, he said matter-of-factly.

What do you mean, Leo? My body was starting to tremble with adrenaline and fear. I had never imagined that my life would be in danger under my brother’s watch. I never expected him to talk about eliminating me the way he would have discussed doing the same to Falcon.

I mean you don’t have a real job. You insist on working behind the counter at a card shop instead of applying yourself and your degree. You haven’t shown any inclination to go back to school for a graduate degree or anything. You are living off of the money I make through my organization, and you show no signs of improving your life, Clementine. You are putting a strain on my operations here and on my lifestyle, Leo explained. He said it like it was just a fact of life, like it shouldn’t have been news to me at all.

But it was news to me. It was a shock to my whole system. I shook my head and fought back my tears. I pushed my softer emotions back to let my anger and revulsion take center stage before looking back up at him.

You know, Leo, I can understand now why Falcon did what he did to me, I told him spitefully. If there was even an inkling of that caring brother he pretended to be still inside him, I was going to poke at him until it came out.

How is that, Clementine? How are you going to justify siding with the man who used you to get at your older brother? How are you going to explain his actions to me? He was hungry for an excuse to say or do something else mean to me—I could hear it in his voice. I was going to feed that hunger even if it killed me. It was beginning to look like I was doomed anyway.

I would have wanted revenge, too, if you had lured me in and then framed me for some shit I didn’t do. Then, to top it off, you paid everyone to make sure he took the fall for it. I’m sure there was some sort of evidence there to point away from him, but you made sure that evidence was ignored, didn’t you? I jabbed at him.

You’re finally starting to catch up, he jeered. My naïve little sister is finally starting to figure it all out. I’m proud of you. He gave me a slow, mocking clap.

It was time to turn up the heat.

"If I had realized what he was doing at first, Leo, I would have given in to him a lot