The Unacceptables Series Box Set One: Books One through Four with an Exclusive Novella: Untamed

Best Selling Noir & Vigilante Justice BoxsetThe Unacceptables MC Series is made up of steamy, gritty, standalone romances focusing on the Unacceptables Motorcycle club! From the presidents of the chapters, to their swoon-worthy club members, to the old ladies that are the backbone of the club - this series has it all, with tons of characters that will rev your engine while melting your heart, keeping you turning those pages... So, grab your e-rea...

By Kristen Hope Mazzola
File Size: 4349 KB
Print Length: 414 pages
Publication Date: March 9, 2018
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Language: English
ASIN: B079Y1RS2S
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Kristen has done a fantastic job with this box set!I’ve been a fan of her books and I love that she put them together in this box set with bonus content and Untamed!I loved reading Raves story! It took me back to the beginning of the Unacceptables! I

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