Rebel (Book 3): Steel Devils MC, #3

By NINA PARK

This is book 3 and the finale of the Steel Devils MC series! 

My body is a blank canvas for the rebel to ruin.

He was looking for a project.

And then I walked into his shop.

Now, Saw has staked a claim in me.

And he'll fight like hell to protect it.

LILAH

Saw is not a good man.

But he sets my blood on fire.

The sight of him alone melts my insides.

Towering in the shadows.

Tattoos rippling across his muscles.

That cocky smile that says, "I own you."

I know he has demons in his past.

I know he has killed before. That he'll kill again.

But nothing can keep me away.

SAW

She thinks I'm her savior.

The man who will carry her away into a new and happy life.

She's got one part of that right:

I'm definitely gonna carry her somewhere…

Like, into my bedroom for a pounding.

Because Lilah is a special treat.

She's flawless. Pure.

And innocent. Way too innocent.

She'd be better off if I kept my inked and bloodstained hands to myself.

But there's no way that's gonna happen.

I marked her as mine as soon as she walked in my shop.

And there isn't a man in this world who's gonna take her from me.

But when her ex starts making threats and creeping where he doesn't belong, I decide to take a stand.

I'm gonna let the world know, once and for all, that Lilah and her child belong to me.

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REBEL is a dark romance with sex, action, and passion on every page. This motorcycle club romance series is about an alpha male biker who is forced to become the protector for an innocent girl with a stalker ex. If you like bad boy romance about bikers, you'll love REBEL by Nina Park.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Sopris Page Press
• Release date: Oct 1, 2019
• ISBN: 9781393525370

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Rebel: A Motorcycle Club Romance (Steel Devils MC Book 3)

By Nina Park

My body is a blank canvas for the rebel to ruin.

HE WAS LOOKING FOR a project.

And then I walked into his shop.

Now, Saw has staked a claim in me.

And he’ll fight like hell to protect it.

LILAH

Saw is not a good man.

But he sets my blood on fire.

The sight of him alone melts my insides.

Towering in the shadows.

Tattoos rippling across his muscles.

That cocky smile that says, I own you.

I know he has demons in his past.

I know he has killed before. That he’ll kill again.

But nothing can keep me away.

SAW

She thinks I’m her savior.

The man who will carry her away into a new and happy life.

She’s got one part of that right:

I’m definitely gonna carry her somewhere...

Like, into my bedroom for a pounding.

Because Lilah is a special treat.

She’s flawless. Pure.

And innocent. Way too innocent.

She’d be better off if I kept my inked and bloodstained hands to myself.

But there’s no way that’s gonna happen.

I marked her as mine as soon as she walked in my shop.

And there isn’t a man in this world who’s gonna take her from me.

But when her ex starts making threats and creeping where he doesn’t belong, I decide to take a stand.

I’m gonna let the world know, once and for all, that Lilah and her child belong to me.

REBEL IS A DARK ROMANCE with sex, action, and passion on every page. This motorcycle club romance series is about an alpha male biker who is forced to become the protector for an innocent girl with a stalker ex. If you like bad boy romance about bikers, you’ll love REBEL by Nina Park.

Chapter 1

Cole

C all me this evening when it’s time to come pick you up, and I’ll be right here, I told Lilah as she got out of the car. It was entirely too early in the morning to be up and running around, especially after being up with her all night, but I felt a lot better about letting her go to work if I could at least see her.

Will do. Thanks for the ride, but you didn’t have to, she said as she got out of the car. I had borrowed one of the black sedans belonging to the MC to take her to work.

I feel better this way, I insisted.

She closed the door and walked around to my side of the car. She leaned down to the window. I’ll be safe. You don’t have to worry, she said before turning around to go back inside.

You certainly will, I said under my breath as she walked into the library. I drove around to the back of the building where Trent’s prospects were waiting. We were putting those boys to work again.

They stood by their bikes, waiting for me, both dressed in relatively normal looking clothes. I saw that they had left their kuttes at the clubhouse like I’d requested. I didn’t want them to be identified as bikers, much less as Steel Devils. If anyone was around who shouldn’t have been, I didn’t want them to tip them off.

Alright, guys. You know what to do, I told them. Call me if you see anything. Any threat to her at all. And if it gets ugly, handle it. Then, call me. Make sure she’s safe in there. Also, do what you can to remain unnoticed. Browse books, whatever you need to do, but try to be as inconspicuous as possible. The things we had our prospects do to earn their place.

Got it, they both said in unison. They looked at each other, surprised they’d spoken at the same time.

The place opens in thirty. Don’t be the first ones in, I told them. Then, I drove off. There were other things I needed to do. I only had the prospects watching the library because I couldn’t.

Even though I didn’t like the idea of Lilah being at work and out of sight, it gave me time to investigate her ex a little more. I had decided not to say anything to her until I had more information, so I needed to get it.

I drove back to the clubhouse after dropping her off and making sure the library was secure. I needed to find her ex. I needed to verify what the guy at my tattoo shop had told me, and I desperately needed to know what his endgame was. What was he trying to pull? He wasn’t just jealous of our relationship. I had a sense that there was something bigger at play here. My intuition told me that he had a real plan, and he’d just been playing with us to distract us from it.

I called Buck, our resident investigative hacker. If the information were out there somewhere, he’d find it. It was amazing the things he could find about people and businesses.

Saw, what’s going on, brother? he asked when he answered the phone, sounding a bit groggy.

Not a whole lot, but I need your help. Would you mind coming by the clubhouse? Bring your laptop, I told him.

On my way, brother. I heard him chuckle as he hung up the phone.

A few minutes later he pulled up and parked in front of the building. He came in with his laptop in a messenger bag strapped across his back. He walked over to one of the tables near the bar and opened it up, logging into our Wi-Fi network while I grabbed us a couple of drinks and joined him.

Whaddaya need? he asked as I sat down, taking the beer from my hand without even looking up from his computer screen.

I need to know everything we can learn about Troy Romero, I told him. With a K.

"Everything? Let’s be more specific. Why do you need to know everything there is to know about Troy Romero? I mean, I can