Warning: this biker hero is feral for her 🥵

Hi there,

😎 Happy Friday! Have you had a good week? We are finally due some long-awaited sunshine this weekend. My garden needs some work and Mr. Darcy the cat is keen to bask in the sunshine.

Thank you for all the love forBad Boy Biker’s Bride! It’s always nerve-wracking starting a new series, but I’m delighted you’re along for the ride. I’ve planned out the whole series and I’m hoping you’re going to love what I have in store.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I was glued to my reader as I followed these two to their hot and spicy HEA.  So good and I can't wait for the next book!
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I love how Striker cares for Bethany.  There is steam coming off of the kindle as I read. lol!
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Loved Striker and Bethany. I'm excited for this new series. I'm hooked already and can't wait for the other bikers' stories.
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I was hooked from the first page to the last. Excellent short read with spice, action, and the best happy ending.
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Bad Boy Biker's Bride is such a fun binge-worthy read!

I run from my wedding… straight into the arms of a biker who decides I’m his.
High Vale Lodge is supposed to be where I say “I do.” Instead, I run. Right into Striker’s bar, still wearing my wedding dress.
Striker isn’t part of the plan.
A former cage fighter, he’s a mountain of a man who knows how to handle a fight. Scarred and dangerous, he watches everything from behind the bar.
When the men I’m running from come to take me back, he steps in. The moment his hand closes around mine, I belong to him.
And he’s ready to burn the world to prove it.

😍 My friend Julia Stone has a hot new release out called Falling for the Biker, from her Curvy Wives of Willowbrook Ridge series.

He’s not hero, but he’s the only man who can save her.
Ruby:
The notes in my mailbox. The footsteps I hear outside. The feeling of eyes on me, even in the dark.
No matter how cautious I try to be, it’s never enough. My stalker is getting bolder—trying doors, leaving signs he’s close. The cops can’t help me. All they can do is point me toward someone who can.
Crossroads Ink. And the man who runs it.
Diesel.
He’s older, gruff, the kind of man who looks like he doesn’t want anything to do with me. But desperation makes me brave, and somehow, I convince him. What I don’t expect is for feelings to form when every minute is now spent with the man who promises to keep me safe.
Diesel:
I’ve got blood on my hands and enough sins inked into my skin to know I’ll never be a good man. I don’t play hero. I don’t save people. I protect what’s mine, and that’s it.
Then Ruby shows up. Sweet. Fragile. Eyes too big for her face and a body that trembles when I growl at her. She couldn’t hurt a fly, and yet she’s caught the attention of some sick stalker who won’t leave her alone.
I should’ve sent her away. Should’ve told her to run. Instead, I let her stay. Because the second I looked into those wide, pleading eyes, I knew one thing—Ruby was mine.
Her stalker wants to scare her. Break her. Claim her.
The only man who’ll ever touch her is me, and I don’t just plan on protecting her—I plan on showing the world that she’s mine. Every piece of her innocence. All of it.
Ruby doesn’t realize that I’m no better than the man she’s running from.
Men like me don’t get happily ever afters, but I’ll see to it that we both get what we want out of this.

💗 If you missed yesterday’s email, I have two zero penny reads, Her Rescuer and Curvy Girl and the Shifter, and two 99¢ reads, Her Hero and Curvy Girl and the Werewolf available for a limited time.
Have a wonderful weekend!
Jessa xx

☕ P.S. The FMC in Grumpy Biker’s Bride gets to see the cozy side of High Vale. It’s one of the reasons the bikers are determined to protect this lovely small town from the evil corporation that’s threatening it. What are your cozy must-haves? As much as I’m in need of sunshine and vitamin D, I’m also partial to a cup of coffee or cocoa, a good book and listening to rain sounds…