The Dukes of Hell

Das Arschloch: Noun

Arsehole, prick, mother f*cker, f*cker, bugger.

Loch is a man that has earned his nickname more times than he can count. He's been 'Loch' since he returned from Germany and was patched into the club for doing things he doesn't like to talk about. He is an unapologetic ass, an asshole, a jackass, a smart ass-rarely a dumbass-but sometimes called an ass bandit by the women he's taken to bed.

Like Jade-another topic he doesn't like to talk about.

She was the only one he'd ever thought of keeping for good. But before he could make that move, she'd disappeared-with Viper, his younger brother.

Three years later, Jade's gone, and it's taken a lot to mend the relationship with Viper. Then Jade's sister, Ruby, shows up one night at The Court.

He knows he shouldn't want Ruby-she's practically a kid-as well as the sister of the woman who broke his heart. He has nothing left to offer her. Still, none of that stops him from taking her body as often as he can. It's just sex, right?

Ruby had always idolized her sister, adored her. She wanted to be just like Jade, and have the exciting, glamorous life she had. Then a man named Loch shattered her heart and Ruby watched her spiral into despair and turn to the prostitution that led to her death.

She didn't care if he was a member of a dangerous bike club, she would do whatever it took to make sure he did the right thing for Jade-even seduce the man she loathed for destroying her beloved sister.

She knows she should keep her guard up and stay focused on her goal, but Loch is distracting and makes it near impossible-from his unbelievable body and how he uses it, to his surprisingly wounded and vulnerable side. Soon, Ruby finds herself falling for him, but she has to keep reminding herself: It's just sex, right?

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