Butcher is over his wayward woman and her disappearing act. He's given her time, he's taken her verbal assaults, they've sparred, they've pushed and shoved, they've said some nasty things, but enough is enough because he's done and ready to claim what's his. She thinks sacrificing herself will save her girl, but through rescue missions and tracking the Fundamentalists of the Communion, they'll never make promises they intend to keep. But Butcher has one promise he will make, and one he plans on keeping—Selah will be coming home, she will be staying at his side where she belongs, and they will be going after her missing daughter, together. If she tries one more solo act, he'll be tanning her hide and proving who wears the pants in their relationship. There's one thing you can always count on, and that's Butcher being a man of his word.
Selah is beginning to think that her going out on her own was a colossal mistake. Even though she's a warrior, a survivor of a cult, she wasn't prepared for the snakes that slither on the streets. She thought there was a bond between the impoverished, some sort of code of honor, but that's hogwash. There is no honor amongst thieves, after all. It's every man for himself out here. You have to watch your back at all times, especially when there's a biker hot on your trail, and even the friends you think you've made will sell you for the almighty dollar or a hot meal. She'll never find the fundamentalists if Butcher uncovers her hiding spot. She'll give him one thing—he's relentless. After all this time on her own, she's beginning to wonder if his tenacious attribute will get her where she needs to be… with Hannah.
Will Selah give in and show herself to Butcher? Or will she continue to run and hand herself over to the enemy in order to free her baby girl?
Warning: This book ends on a story ARC that will be continued in an upcoming release in June. Link is at the end of this novel.
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