Timber's Fairy

Written by Marissa Ann

Narrated by Rebecca Ballantine

Mina: beautiful, smart, innocent and troubled.

Timber: tall, dark and dangerous.

A flame filled passion burns hot between them from their very first meeting. But Mina has a past. From creepy text messages and rose petals on the front porch, to exploding trucks. Someone is out to get her.

Timber, President of Wolfsbane MC, is a dangerous man. He will stop at nothing to protect his club and the woman he’s falling for. But will he be able to get to her in time? If not, she could suffer a fate worse than death.

She never wanted to fall for a biker.

He never wanted an Old Lady.

But now they need each other, more than they’ll ever know.

“Until you tell me that you are mine and that you are willing to give us a chance, I plan to keep you in a constant state of arousal so that you understand how you make me feel all the time. But the minute you say you are mine, Mina, I plan to bring you to this room and make you scream my name so many times you lose your voice.”

This can be read as a stand alone novel.

****This book is intended for those 18 years and older. If you are triggered by sexual content, foul language and violence, this book is not for you.****

• Language: English
• Publisher: Marissa Ann
• Release date: Aug 4, 2021
• ISBN: 9781736579848

Marissa Ann

USA Today Best Selling Author Marissa Ann grew up in two very different worlds, the big city and the rural South. Mobile Alabama offered her the opportunities to not only see other cultures but to experience them as well. Every weekend she spent most of her time on the beach of Perdido with her dog, Buddy. It didn't matter what time of the day, even midnight, they could be found walking along the shore in search of seashells. Buddy passed away in 1997 and she still misses him today. You never forget your true best friends, even the four legged ones. When she wasn't in Alabama with her dad, she was in North Mississippi with her mom. Mostly spending time with her Grandfather who taught her not only how to grow a garden but how to completely live off the land as well as to love animals. Today, she spends her time in rural North Mississippi with her husband, the kids and all of their animals on a hobby farm. She always said she would write books one day even though many thought she never would. She made a promise to a childhood friend who left this world for the next in 2015. That she would finally write and publish at least one. Her first book hit the market in 2018 and she's never looked back. She now has several out with many more scheduled for release. Her favorite books have a lot of romance with action and suspense mixed in. She loves to hear from others about her books OR theirs. https://www.authormarissaann.com/ [e-mail] https://www.facebook.com/MarissaAnnAuthor/ https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/18159855.Marissa_Ann

Reviews for Timber's Fairy

[Nicole Altman · Rating: 3 out of 5 stars]

The narrator is horrible! Almost ruined the book for me

[Krystal Person · Rating: 4 out of 5 stars]

it was hood but short. I wish it was longer

[Ashante Williams · Rating: 4 out of 5 stars]

Timber & Mina. Triggers: sexual assault, stalking, kidnapping, assault. For a book that was so short this was freaking awesome. I loved it. Mina goes to a bar with her bestie, Bella. That's where she meets Timber, the president of the Wolfsbane Ridge MC. Timber is automatically shook when he sees her and knows that she's the one for him. While he's making his move, so is someone else… Mina is getting mysterious calls, texts and gifts and it's causing fear. But to keep her overprotective brothers, who are in another MC, from taking over her life again, she's keeping quiet. Timber however will make her his and find out what's scaring her. So good. Loved it.

[Kacee Finley · Rating: 2 out of 5 stars]

The reader was horrible. Ruined the book. Will not listen to audio by then again!!

[mel pate · Rating: 4 out of 5 stars]

This is a really good book by a talented writer. I however couldn’t give it 5 stars do to the lack of steam. There is one very well written steamy scene with good detail. The couple of others are skimmed over or merely hinted at.