Owen (Book 3): Fourstroke Fiends MC, #3

By Nicole Fox

This is book 3 and the finale of the Fourstroke Fiends MC romance series! 

Owen owned my body and gave me the baby I never asked for.

CAREY

I'm a girl with big, big dreams.

No man is going to derail that, despite my mother's best attempts to marry me off to some rich bastard.

Enter Owen: a brooding, tough-as-nails biker from the wrong side of the tracks.

He's not exactly rich, but the 'bastard' part is spot on.

All I know is he makes my heart shiver and my knees quake with longing.

And when I let that longing get the better of me, we ignite in a fit of wild passion—and then we do it again.

I'm a girl with plans. A guy like Owen couldn't possibly factor into them…

Until the baby he gives me throws all my plans out the window.

• Language: English
• Publisher: MBK Hanson Inc.
• Release date: Nov 26, 2019
• ISBN: 9781393402428

Nicole Fox

Nicole Fox writes smart, sexy mafia romance novels. She is a crazy cat lady in her late 30s with a coffee addiction, an overactive imagination, and a husband who somehow puts up with her impulsive need to keep buying new plants for their house. Sign up for her mailing list at http://bit.ly/NicoleFoxMailingList. 

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This is a work of fiction. Any names, characters, places, and incidents are products of the author's imagination or are used fictitiously and are not to be construed as real. Any resemblance to actual events, locales, organizations, or persons—living or dead—is entirely coincidental.

Owen: A Motorcycle Club Romance (Fourstroke Fiends MC Book 3) copyright 2019 by Nicole Fox. All rights reserved. No part of this book may be used or reproduced in any manner whatsoever without written permission.

Owen: A Motorcycle Club Romance (Fourstroke Fiends MC Book 3)

By Nicole Fox

OWEN OWNED MY BODY and gave me the baby I never asked for.

CAREY

I'm a girl with big, big dreams.

No man is going to derail that, despite my mother's best attempts to marry me off to some rich bastard.

Enter Owen: a brooding, tough-as-nails biker from the wrong side of the tracks.

He's not exactly rich, but the ‘bastard’ part is spot on.

All I know is he makes my heart shiver and my knees quake with longing.

And when I let that longing get the better of me, we ignite in a fit of wild passion—and then we do it again.

I'm a girl with plans. A guy like Owen couldn't possibly factor into them...

Until the baby he gives me throws all my plans out the window.

Chapter 1

Carey

Two weeks later .. .

What do you mean you’re out of the saké roll?

Brady’s voice cut through the quiet ambience of the sushi restaurant where he and Carey were having lunch.

I’m sorry, sir, said the waitress, a young girl who Carey figured she couldn’t have been more than a few years older than, we had a problem with the order this morning, and we’re out for the day. Can I interest you in the tamago?

Brady rolled his eyes and scoffed, as though he couldn’t have imagined being asked such a question.

No, you can’t interest me in the tamago. I want saké sashimi, and I don’t care what it takes for you to get it!

Brady, said Carey, placing her hand on his. Just order something else.

He turned his glare to Carey, clearly upset that he’d been interrupted in the middle of his righteous anger. Carey glanced around, mortified to see that the eyes of just about every other table were on her and Brady.

Fine, he said, yanking the menu out of the waitress’s hands and flipping through it. Give me this sashimi platter. This one right here— He tapped impatiently on the menu. Am I too out of line to assume that you have all of this in stock?

We ... do, said the waitress.

Carey knew the look that the waitress had on her face; it was the stone-still expression that you wore when dealing with a difficult customer, one that a server wore when doing everything it took to hide his or her true emotions at that moment.

Then fetch it for me, would you? And another one of these, he said, tapping the side of his whiskey glass with his fingertip.

The waitress nodded and hurried off, and Carey tried to count just how many whiskeys Brady had already drunk, realizing that it had to be no less than three.

Is that really necessary? asked Carey. I worked as a waitress during the summer; customers acting like you are what makes the job miserable.

You were a waitress? he asked, his eyebrows raising in disbelief, his tone so shocked that Carey would’ve thought she’d told him that she’d worked as a nuclear engineer. He chuckled slightly.

What? asked Carey. Something funny about that?

Just imagining a girl like you from a family like yours working such an undignified job.

‘Undignified’?

Of course! Running around, taking orders, fetching things for people—not the sort of job that a girl like you should have.

And what kind of job should a girl like me have?

If it were up to me, you wouldn’t work at all, he said, a dreamy expression on his face as though imagining their future together. "I’d bring home the money and you’d spend your time with

Reviews for Owen (Book 3)

[Ashley Johnson · Rating: 2 out of 5 stars]

I wish I could say I liked it. And it had a decent premise, but I can't stand Carey. She's weak, ditzy, judgemental, whiney and sooo much more. When you first meet the guy in a biker gang and the first intro is him beating someone up, how do you all of a sudden decide he's too violent and a criminal/thug after being in a relationship. You stalk the guy being thirsty then keep freaking out and deciding its crazy to be with him. He's good enough to keep having a relationship with and having sex with but when you think about his financial circumstances and him being in a gang just being who you know he's been the whole time, he's not good enough. Then you lie to him about why u were sick, ghost the guy, run away to the place you claim is a cage, date and get engaged to a guy u constantly whine about not liking but want to pass the baby off as his? I kept waiting for someone to literally and figuratively knock some sense into the girl. She was selfish and vapid and honestly didn't deserve Owen. I wished he was harsher with her. I wanted her to feel the weight and magnitude of how wrong and horrible she had been but he pretty much forgave her immediately if you can call it that. It was like, "screw me, leave me, ghost and block me, get with another guy. No problem babe, i love you lets live happily ever after" not even anger, hurt or even a question when he found out she was pregnant but wasn't going to tell him and was gonna marry another dude and let him raise his kid. Unbelievable! So now he's leaving who he is behind and once again she gets her way and no consequences for her actions or treatment of him. I'm so annoyed

[Stephanie Chase · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

Not what I expected. Could have been better but at least no one was kidnapped.