Merch

by K.S. Ellis

SHELLEY
I live to rebel against my parents. Poor little rich girl that I am. What better way to rebel than having a criminal biker for a fuck buddy? There’s none, right? Someday, I will have to grow up, and my mother has a list as long as her arm for “suitable husbands”. My biker isn’t on the same continent as her list. But it was never meant to last, so I guess I’ll have a bit of fun, and we’ll go our separate ways. It was fun while it lasted….

MERCH
She was supposed to be a fun fuck. A tourist who wandered into our clubhouse one Friday night, looking for a party and a good time. You know I gave her one. When we cross paths again, I’m more than willing to dip my toe again – as long as she knows this is just fucking. There will be no catching feelings. I’m hardly her type anyway.

What happens when two people who should never have met become so entangled that letting go becomes impossible? Find out in this standalone installment of the Brothers of the Wild Hawks.

*HEA *Standalone *Explicit language *Explicit sex scenes *Violence *Criminal activity

280 pages, Kindle Edition

First published April 7, 2023

About the author

K.S Ellis writes steamy contemporary romances. She got into writing after falling headfirst into the genre and never looking back!

Reviews

[Kelly Streeter · Rating 5 out of 5]

Merch likes sleeping with the Club girls, but it's getting boring and some of the Club girls are trying to say who can sleep with him. One night when he is at the MC club he meets Shelley at one of the club's parties and he ends up sleeping with her.

Shelley is a rich kid but wants to be a rebel so Shelley and her friends end up going to the MC club, where she meets Merch and sleeps with him.

Shelley sees Merch at a family community day and it is the last place she thought it would be and they end up together again, then she walks away.

Merch ends up getting Shelleys number from Lisa so he can meet her again as he cant stop thinking about her, but he tells her not to get feelings for him.

Shelley ends up going on a date as Merch never has.

When Merch finds out he is not happy and goes after her.

Can Shelley see that she is not just a rich and has feelings for Merch,
Can Merch finally see how he feels about Shelley

[KitKat821 · Rating 4 out of 5]

I devoured this book. Merch has been a bit of a cocky jerk for most of this series. I looked forward to him getting his just desserts. I loved the character of Shelley. She was a little naive - but also tough and a rebel in her own way. I loved that she made Merch work for it a bit in a variety of ways. I wish she’d called him on his crap more often though, and I wish that more scenes were written between them featuring the give and pull. Merch was his usual jerk self, but we got glimpses of what shaped him and how he fell hard for Shelley. I do wish we’d gotten into Merch’s head more after Shelley’s date, because I was waiting for an epic meltdown over wanting more and instead he was just super excepting. I loved the writing and characters. It’s awesome how the author is able to include all of these new characters into life at the clubhouse and in the club. Such a great series!

[Terri Moore · Rating 4 out of 5]

OMG Merch got on my last nerve throughout this series and I REALLY wanted to see him get his in his story! The first 30ish% of this book and being in his head I seriously wanted to reach in my kindle and throttle him - BUT Shelley was a special type of h and I laughed so much at how she reacted to him in certain places. Their second meeting at a fair was something else and she fed his nonsense right back to him and it was glorious. He was so confused! At that point I was all in for this ride. They were definitely different people but fit so well together in the end and it was super satisfying.

[Wendy Smith]

Merch

Awesome read. I loved Merch and Kid’s story ❤️❤️❤️ he’s such an Alpha but Shelly (Kid) can bring him to his knees 😂 After living the high life being put on show by her snobby mother, Shelly happily gives it all up for the man she loves. 100% recommend this book to everyone ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️