Nash (The Skulls)
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The leader of Chaos Bleeds looked threatening as he glared around him. Tiny was stood facing the other man waiting.
“When I got your call I was expecting some reunion of some kind. Not this fucking shit you’re bringing to me,” Devil said. This man was the opposite of Tiny. He had a lot of prison years under his belt, and his club were into all kinds of dealings. Lash couldn’t think of a single redeemable thing about the other club other than the fact they were loyal bastards. He’d rather be ...on Chaos Bleeds’ good side than against them.
Over the years he’d heard how many men had lost their life by one of the club members. They were loyal, and betrayers were strung up and made to pay the piper as their statement was.
“One of my men has been taken. My daughter is in the hospital, and she almost lost my grandbaby. Eva, my woman, is hurting. I can’t let this slide. I need you to help me, and we’ll be indebted to you, I promise.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The leader of Chaos Bleeds looked threatening as he glared around him. Tiny was stood facing the other man waiting.
“When I got your call I was expecting some reunion of some kind. Not this fucking shit you’re bringing to me,” Devil said. This man was the opposite of Tiny. He had a lot of prison years under his belt, and his club were into all kinds of dealings. Lash couldn’t think of a single redeemable thing about the other club other than the fact they were loyal bastards. He’d rather be ...on Chaos Bleeds’ good side than against them.
Over the years he’d heard how many men had lost their life by one of the club members. They were loyal, and betrayers were strung up and made to pay the piper as their statement was.
“One of my men has been taken. My daughter is in the hospital, and she almost lost my grandbaby. Eva, my woman, is hurting. I can’t let this slide. I need you to help me, and we’ll be indebted to you, I promise.”
What to read after Nash (The Skulls)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sam Crescent to read onlineMoreLess
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