β Scribed by Tessa Bailey
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Uh oh. Youβve just shown up for your date with a straight-laced police officer. One problem, though. Thereβs a tough biker there, too. Thatβs right. Youβve accidentally booked two dates for the same night, in the same place. And both of these men are very interested in keeping the evening going. They want you. Badly. So badly, in fact, theyβre not going to make you choose one or the otherβ¦
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