I adored Gabe! While I also really liked Ember, I could have done without her childishness, especially when it was paired with Cheyenne's bouts of immaturity. Gabe and Ember were truly beautiful together! Like many of my favorite heroes, Gabe was a bit broken, but Ember was the one to dive deep, get him to open up, give him the motivation to thrive. It's about the journey, not about the destination. Gabe will have to put his life on the line to save the one woman he loves, but will it be enough? That, or the pure evilness that is Gabe's ex-girlfriend. If you didn't count a gang, one of the biggest in the South, gunning for Ember. They find what they were missing, even the things they never even knew they had.Įverything is perfect. She's all piss and vinegar, and makes me want to share my bike seat for the first time. That is until Ember stomps into my life with her bad attitude. Unless you're one of my brothers, you get nothing from me. Everyone I've ever loved in life has died or betrayed me. That is until that beautiful man rides in on his Harley Fat Boy and burns rubber on the way into my heart.

These were all things I used to disguise the hole in my heart. Otherwise you're going to feel the wrath that is my brother.' - Ember's secret thoughtsĭual POV - 1st person/Gabriel 'Gabe' Luca Maldonado II & Ember Leigh Tremaine I recommend you read the Freebirds series before you read this book.I'm still learning to love. ***This is a novella meant to be read as a companion to the Freebirds series. Blaine and Elliott have a love like no other, and time and distance will never change that. Her Blaine made the best of her situation, and did what any good military wife should do, even if it tore her to pieces to do it. Regrettably, that meant being away from Blaine Christmas after Christmas, year after year. He loved Blaine with his whole heart, but he had a responsibility to his team and to his country.

Him When the orders are handed down, he has to go, leaving his new wife at home while he risks his life half a world away. She knew that deployment was a very real possibility. From that moment on, they loved fiercely, and never wasted a day. Then she met Elliott while he was on leave from the Army. She was never one to believe in love at first sight. Her Blaine didn't understand the true meaning of lonely until she spent her first Christmas away from her husband.

I Don't Dance by Lani Lynn Vale