Ride Wild
A Raven Riders Novel
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The third book in New York Times bestselling author Laura Kaye’s sexy, suspenseful new Raven Riders motorcycle club series!
Wild with grief over the death of his wife, Sam “Slider” Evans merely lives for his two sons. Nothing holds his interest anymore—not even riding his bike or his membership in the Raven Riders Motorcycle Club. But that all changes when he hires a new babysitter.
Recently freed from a bad situation by the Ravens, Cora Campbell is determined to bury the past. When Slider offers her a nanny position, she accepts, needing the security and time to figure out what she wants from life. Cora adores his sweet boys, but never expected the red-hot attraction to their brooding, sexy father. If only he would notice her...
Slider does see the beautiful, fun-loving woman he invited into his home. She makes him feel too much, and he both hates it and yearns for it. But when Cora witnesses something she shouldn’t have, the new lives they’ve only just discovered are threatened. Now Slider must claim—and protect—what’s his before it’s too late.
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
Kaye returns to the testosterone-fueled Raven Riders Motorcycle Club (Ride Rough) for this wrenching story, which teams a too-serious single dad and a young woman struggling to find herself. Biker Sam "Slider" Evans meets Cora Campbell after she and her best friend take refuge from events described in the earlier books at the Maryland motorcycle club, and he hires her to babysit his two sons, who quickly come to adore her. Cora and Slider's corrosive histories her father's sexual abuse, his late wife's infidelity make them question their worth and their relationships, and their combined vulnerabilities will rip readers' hearts out. Kaye's sassy dialogue and inner narration are hilarious ("It was entirely possible that his glances appeared in the dictionary next to Intimidating as Fuck"), and her taut plotting easily carries readers through the story. Though part of a series, this tale can be read as a standalone, thanks to a concise opening summary of relevant events. Fans who are just discovering the series will undoubtedly search out the other books set in this rough-and-tumble world. This story honors a powerful definition of family: "perhaps not related by blood, but people who claimed you, no matter what."
