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Necessary Evil
276 pages, Kindle Edition
First published November 14, 2020
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November 23, 2020
Necessary Evil - review by Rosemary Kenny
Defence Attorney Lucy Simmons is a firm believer in upholding the full letter of the law, unlike a certain avenging (Hell's) angel, nicknamed 'Evil' by those he rides with as leader of the Sentinels of Babylon.
Lucy's aware of the so-called S.O.Bs, a vigilante biker gang, who 'clean up' those miscreants that slip through the justice system, but never expected any of her clients to be on their 'hit list', or to fall for Evil, whom she only knows by his everyday name, as Evan Villiers - an ex-cop.
When they meet up unexpectedly, the spark between them is instant and irresistible. Yet how can their romance build into a roaring volcano of passion when they're on opposite sides of the law?
Jamie Schmidt writes a steamy and riveting love vs the law story, that's not for the faint-hearted or modest reader, in Necessary Evil.
Why not try it for yourself and be warned, it'll get more than your literary juices going!
Defence Attorney Lucy Simmons is a firm believer in upholding the full letter of the law, unlike a certain avenging (Hell's) angel, nicknamed 'Evil' by those he rides with as leader of the Sentinels of Babylon.
Lucy's aware of the so-called S.O.Bs, a vigilante biker gang, who 'clean up' those miscreants that slip through the justice system, but never expected any of her clients to be on their 'hit list', or to fall for Evil, whom she only knows by his everyday name, as Evan Villiers - an ex-cop.
When they meet up unexpectedly, the spark between them is instant and irresistible. Yet how can their romance build into a roaring volcano of passion when they're on opposite sides of the law?
Jamie Schmidt writes a steamy and riveting love vs the law story, that's not for the faint-hearted or modest reader, in Necessary Evil.
Why not try it for yourself and be warned, it'll get more than your literary juices going!
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