Siren's Salvation

Elizabeth Knox

Feb 2027 · Reapers Rejects MC: Second Generation: Nevada Book 4 · Tantor Media Inc · Narrated by Gideon Frost and Marie Hawkins

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I had one rule: don't be with anyone in the club. And, I broke it.

Siren: It was lust at first sight. The first moment I saw him, I wanted to drag my acrylic nails down his chest and scream his name. I've never felt like that for anyone, but Shiver lived up to his name.

He was only in Montana because Damon needed him to handle something. He was passing through and I knew better than to get attached.

One month. That's all we had and I was going to make the most of it. Even knowing he was leaving didn't prepare me for the ache in my heart as he rode off into the sunset.

After a week I did the unthinkable. I went to my President and asked for a transfer to Las Vegas. I wanted to see if this could work between the two of us, and I had faith we could. I never thought I'd be transferring to Las Vegas in the middle of their war, but they needed all hands on deck.

I just hoped Shiver would be happy to see me.

Contains mature themes.

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About the author

Elizabeth Knox is the author of thirteen novels, three novellas, and a collection of essays. The Vintner¿s Luck, won the Deutz Medal for Fiction in the 1999 Montana New Zealand Book Awards, and the Tasmania Pacific Region Prize, and is published in thirteen languages. Dreamhunter, won the 2006 Esther Glen Medal. Dreamhunter¿s sequel Dreamquake, 2007, was a Michael L Printz Honor book for 2008 and, in the same year, was named an ALA, a CCBC, Booklist, and New York Library best book. A collection of essays, The Love School won the biography and memoir section of the New Zealand Post book awards in 2009. Mortal Fire won a NZ Post Children¿s book award and was a finalist in the LA Times Book Awards. Elizabeth¿s last book is horror/science fiction, Wake. Elizabeth is an Arts Foundation Laureate and was made an Officer of the New Zealand Order of Merit in 2002. She lives in Wellington with her husband, Fergus Barrowman, and her son, Jack.

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