Alice

Name: Alice
Author: Lena Bourne

by Lena Bourne

Genre: Romance Erotic New Adult MC

54 pages

ALICE is the third book in the Rogue Angels MC series by USA Today Bestselling Author Lena Bourne. HEA Guaranteed!

Alice
He thinks he knows me. He sees the tough Sarge of the Rogue Angels MC—the one who keeps her crew in line, handles the heat, and never backs down. What he doesn’t see is the girl I used to be… the one who learned too early that monsters sometimes wear collars and call themselves holy.
I found him—the priest who stole my childhood.
And this time, I’m not his victim. I’m the justice he never thought would come for him.
I don’t need help. I don’t need protection. And I sure as hell don’t need Nico—the sharp-suited mafia consigliere who keeps looking at me like I’m something worth saving. Worth loving.
But I can’t trust men. Not anymore. Yet he keeps showing up. Keeps proving himself.
And when the past comes back swinging, I have to decide if letting him in will be the one choice that finally sets me free… or destroys me for good.

Nico
I’ve lived my whole life in the shadows of powerful men, doing their bidding, keeping the world moving while my own dreams collected dust.
Then I met her—Alice. Fire wrapped in steel. One look and I was done.
But she thinks she’s broken. She thinks her scars make her unlovable to anyone who gets close. She’s wrong. Her scars don’t scare me—they call me.
So I follow her into the darkness she’s sworn to destroy. I’d face down devils for her. Hell, I already am.
She thinks she’s alone in this fight. But I’m going to show her that if she falls, I’ll be right there. Not to catch her— but to stand beside her as she rises.

Main Tropes: Hero falls first, Broken but strong heroine, Found Family, Love as redemption and healing, Protective hero: “I’ll burn the world for you”, Mafia romance crossover

Alice (Rogue Angels MC, Book 3) is a biker romance novel, which deals with themes that may be uncomfortable for some readers. Intended for mature audiences.

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