King Cobra (Diamondbacks Motorcycle Club book 3)
“ The thing was, while he had teased his friend mercilessly about his sudden interest in romantic relationship statuses, Lind did find himself thinking about where “this thing”—as Alec had put it—was going quite often. In fact, he thought about it pretty much around the clock. The Viper had never allowed himself to have a relationship worthy of the name before; it was just too dangerous and, if he were to be honest, it required too much of an effort. With Eve, he’d had no choice. He couldn’t have resisted her even if he had tried, because he simply didn’t want to. He simply didn’t want to choose a life without her in it.
But it was hard to find his balance. Finding one’s feet in a relationship was hard enough, he had soon come to realize. Juggling the whole process with life as one of the most prominent members of a motorcycle club was next to impossible. He constantly worried about keeping Eve safe and out of any MC business. But, as much as he had tried to resist it at first, ...his favorite thing about his relationship with Eve (besides the mind-blowing sex) was conversation.MoreLess
But it was hard to find his balance. Finding one’s feet in a relationship was hard enough, he had soon come to realize. Juggling the whole process with life as one of the most prominent members of a motorcycle club was next to impossible. He constantly worried about keeping Eve safe and out of any MC business. But, as much as he had tried to resist it at first, ...his favorite thing about his relationship with Eve (besides the mind-blowing sex) was conversation.MoreLess
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