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    Raiden Out the Storm: An Off-the-Rails Ice Era Chronicle, #2
    Raiden Out the Storm: An Off-the-Rails Ice Era Chronicle, #2
    Raiden Out the Storm: An Off-the-Rails Ice Era Chronicle, #2
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    Raiden Out the Storm: An Off-the-Rails Ice Era Chronicle, #2

    By C.M. Moore

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    In the kind of rough and tumble life they lead, Raiden knows there is no place for love…

    Raiden refuses his connection to Ash Winsor. She's mean. She insults him. And she carries a big gun. He won't have her. He should get away from her, but how? As soon as they can find the man who tied their heartstrings together, they'll go their separate ways. All they have to do is get to H.S.P.C. headquarters building and pay him off. Raiden hopes that once he's free, he'll be able to go back to trekking on the surface of the planet and sending money home to his dad. He should be able to forget all about Ash and her handsome shadow.

    Love has kept Stone as Ash Winsor's shadow for two years. He can't bring himself to leave her even though the relationship is painful and going in circles. When he finds out that Ash is now tied to another man, Stone wants nothing more than to see Raiden gone. Together they will both follow King Winsor from train to train. Stone is hoping against hope that the rough and troubled harvester will one day choose him, and Raiden will no longer be at their side.

    Lying has become as natural to Ashley Winsor as breathing. Ash had made sure Stone thinks she's a man. She has also made sure Raiden doesn't know how much she needs him. If Ash can just make the trek to the headquarters building, she will be free of the two men who want her more than anything. The only problem is, the closer she gets to her goal, the more she wonders if she wants them gone.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTroll River Publications
    Release dateApr 10, 2018
    ISBN9781946454478
    Raiden Out the Storm: An Off-the-Rails Ice Era Chronicle, #2
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    C.M. Moore

    C.M. Moore is a retired soldier, and a romantic at heart. After being blown up in Afghanistan and receiving a purple heart, he began writing with his wife. Connor’s first book 1:05 am is a mixture of love, sex, and action. Today if you are looking for Connor, you can find him volunteering with veteran organizations, and harassing his military buddies. You can also find him attempting to “hunt” in the woods and ponds of Minnesota. In the event you find him in the woods, don’t be scared, he can’t hit anything. If you want to contact him message him at c.m.moore.author@gmail.com 

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