Harmony

Addison Jane

Jan 2020 · Club Girl Diaries Book 1 · Tantor Media Inc · Narrated by Troy Duran and Elizabeth Hart

About this audiobook

Harmony makes no excuses for who she is or what she's done. For the past few years she's been living as a club girl for the Brothers by Blood MC. She respects the club, respects the men and she follows the rules. Watching the men walk in and out of her life is strangely comforting, and a feeling she's grown accustomed to. With a history of disappointments and false promises, all she wants is to have fun, play music, and finish college. Being associated with the club, she can do that without having to risk her heart. That was until he showed up. When Kit's father stepped down as president, he took the title with pride. The Brothers by Blood MC is his family, his home. Deciding to celebrate his new title with his brothers from a neighboring chapter, the last thing he expected was to find Harmony-a club girl with all the makings of a perfect old lady. Harmony refuses to lower the walls she's created around her heart, but the fire inside her and her love for the club fuel his need to have her by his side, and on the back of his bike. When Harmony's safety is threatened, Kit is determined to do whatever it takes to protect her and prove that she can trust him. Contains mature themes.

About the author

Addison Jane is a born and bred kiwi girl with a passion for romance and writing. She enjoys bringing her books to life with strong female leads, sexy, passionate men, and a roller coaster of twists and turns that lead to the happily ever after that her readers desire. Addison is the author of the Club Girl Diaries series.

Troy Duran is a passionate voice for audiobooks, and you'll hear this in each of over 250 titles featuring his warm, smoky, sometimes gritty baritone in romance, drama, sci-fi, fantasy, and horror. Fans have described Troy's voice as "one click," "sex-on-a-stick," "instant-O," and "fire."

Elizabeth Hart has been a multifaceted performer her entire life. Her interest in audible arts began with her grandfather, a member of the Choctaw tribe who liked to tell her passed-down stories from his heritage.