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ThorTobias "Thor" Langley was seventeen when his entire life changed in one night—a car accident he was responsible for that killed one of his friends and paralyzed another. Eighteen years later, he’s the vice president of the Norse Lords MC and estranged from his family, when he receives a call about a friend’s suicide. As Thor prepares to travel home to Washington for the funeral, the club president’s adopted son decides Thor can’t go alone and invites himself along.LokiLoki Ward has been part of the motorcycle club since he was born—the Norse Lords MC is in his blood. He’s been loyal to his adoptive father since Odin took him in after his mother’s death, but sleeping with Odin’s vice president is forbidden. Loki can’t stop himself though. Thor is irresistible and Loki wants more than he’s allowed to have. Going on a road trip will give them more time alone and Loki thinks he can convince Thor he wants this as much as Loki does. When their family and the past get involved, their relationship becomes a lot more difficult.Author note: Thor and Loki make a brief appearance in The Assassin (The Killough Company - book 3). You do not need to read The Assassin to understand this book.C
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- Author
- M.D. Gregory
- Published
- 2021
- Language
- EN
- Category
- nonfiction
- Subjects
- Romance, Dark Romance, Fiction
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