Hell’s Angeles Hadn’t Touched a Woman in 3 Years, Until He Saw Her and Said: “Bring That Girl to Me”

Описание: Hell’s Angeles Hadn’t Touched a Woman in 3 Years, Until He Saw Her and Said: “Bring That Girl to Me”

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Some men are born to destroy, and others learn it along the way. The fog rolled thick through Copper Falls that October night, swallowing the abandoned storefronts and rusted-out cars like a hungry ghost. Marcus Castellano hadn't set foot in civilization for three years—not since the accident that left half his face scarred and his hands shaking every time he reached for another human being. The former Hell's Angels president had traded his leather vest for flannel shirts and his brotherhood for the bitter companionship of whiskey and solitude. But there she stood in the middle of Main Street, her red dress untouched by the dampness, her dark hair perfectly still despite the wind that rattled every loose board and broken window in town. She looked exactly like the woman from his nightmares—the one who whispered to him in words that sounded like music and felt like damnation. "Bring that girl to me," he growled to his old crew, his voice rusty from disuse. What Marcus didn't know was that Sarah Beth Morrison had been dead for thirty years, murdered on that very street corner. And every man who'd seen her since had been found three days later, torn apart by something that left no tracks and made no sound. Could a dead woman hold the key to a broken man's redemption, or was she the final piece in his destruction? Before we jump back in, tell us where you're tuning in from, and if this story touches you, make sure you're subscribed because tomorrow I've saved something extra special for you.

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