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She's the granddaughter of a rival club's President. She's barely legal and way too innocent for me. I'm too old. Too hardened by life, but one taste of her and it's too late. I've claimed her as my own. And I'll die before I let anyone take her away from me. Unfortunately, it might just come to that. Bree says we're soul mates. Fated for each other. When I'm staring down the barrel of a gun about to lose everything. It seems like fate might have given me the shaft.

Former Hostile Operations Team soldier Blaze "Shadow" Connolly knows what it’s like to lose everything. He’s got nobody except his job and his team and that’s the way he likes it. But when he walks into a gas station during a robbery and locks eyes with Emma Grace Sutton, he knows he’ll do anything to protect the pretty girl with the blue glasses.

Master storyteller Stephen King (writing as Richard Bachman) presents this gripping and remarkable New York Times bestselling crime novel about a damaged young man who embarks on an ill-advised kidnapping plot—a work as taut and riveting as anything he has ever written. Once upon a time, a...

I’ve had enough. I’ve been at odds with my family for as long as I can remember. And I’ve been at odds with myself. Light and dark. White and black. Good and evil. To hell with the scales of justice, my mother and Grandma deserved what they got for the recent wrong done to my beloved Chief Fox. If that means finally embracing the fury within, then so be it. Except then I'm no better than they are. Meanwhile, there’s a new supernatural threat in town, but I’m too preoccupied to put on my badge and get to work.

Ich sollte ein neues Leben beginnen. Ohne Erinnerungen an das, was geschehen ist. Und vor allem ohne ihn. Aber das kann ich nicht. Winters Verschwinden zwingt Dante beinah in die Knie. In der Hoffnung, sie zu vergessen, stürzt er sich in die Arbeit, bis er feststellen muss, dass sein Plan gescheitert ist. Die Monster der Vergangenheit werden Winter nicht gehen lassen. Erst recht nicht, wenn sie ihnen geradewegs in die Arme läuft und dabei nach dem gefährlichsten von ihnen ruft: Dante. Er hat mich weggeworfen wie ein altes Paar Schuhe.