Elizabeth Knox's Blog - Posts Tagged "blackjack"

This year I've done quite a bit of writing. I started with Reign and have been continuing that series, hoping to get two more out to y'all this year. Then I started writing The Clans series, the debut novel being Promised and The Trade releasing in February of next year.

I have a habit for writing multiple series at the same time and you'll continue to see this when I release my next MC series, staring the Reapers straight outta Montana.

Blackjack will be the first in this long line of books and I'm really nervous because this story has taken me over a year to write. I have a very different voice in this one and I'm hoping y'all will love it as much as you do the rest.

Before Blackjack debuts in November, Redemption (Skulls Renegade #2) will hit the shelves on September 30th. Tough As Steele (Steele Bro's #1) will hit the shelves on October 22nd. I haven't chosen a release date for Blackjack, but once I do, I will let y'all know here and via my newsletter. :)

Take a look at Blackjack's blurb and add to your TBR! I am looking for beta readers for this one by the way ;)

Blurb:
Ashley
With marriage, there are things you can and can’t live with.
Harry, my abusive husband, made that clear enough when he beat me like a dog, forced a miscarriage on me, and tried posing me as a hostage to my father’s notorious biker gang, The Reapers. I was lucky enough to get out of my marriage in one piece but it’s only a matter of time before he picks up my trail and hunts me down. Blackjack––swears he’ll kill him the second he steps foot in town. I know he means well but there’s something about his stare when he tells me I deserve better. A part of me wants to believe I deserve someone like him and yet my bruises are telling me never to trust another man again. But Blackjack isn’t like any other man. Is he?
 
Blackjack
When I enlisted into the army, I didn’t think I’d have anything or anyone to lose––except for her. Ashley Monroe, the blonde wild-child of Montana’s Reapers MC. It shouldn’t have been a surprise when I came back home years later to find out that she left town and ended up married. Life went on of course and I was fortunate enough to have Dex, a son of my own. Three years later, Ashley came back beaten and broken from her marriage. I’ve never wanted to kill a man so bad in my entire life. Just one look at her and I’m drowning with the urge to hold her in my arms and tell her that she’s safe with me, truly. Sometimes I wonder if there’s still enough strength in both of us for a second shot in life.