Shot to Hell (Four Horsemen Mc #7)
“The room was an office, and like the rest of the club, it had a country and western theme. Steele took a gander at the signs on the wall. One read: $5.00 fine for whining. Another read: Sinners and Saints Welcome Here.The walls and the floor were wooden, and the ceiling held several long, braided ropes. Strung through them were Mason jars with pail-like lids that had been wired with bright white lights. Two suede chairs faced a converted barrel. It’d been tipped on its side, sawed in half, and ...nailed to two wooden slats, which held it in place. With the flat wooden top, it formed an unusual desk. Beauregard sat in the leather chair, while Steele and Justice took the chairs on the opposite side of the desk.The door burst open, and a woman with long blond hair walked in. She had a rough-and-tumble look with her faded jeans and flannel shirt. Lines surrounded her mouth and eyes, and Steele would be willing to bet her blond hair had come from a bottle. “This is my aunt, Bonnie Beauregard.MoreLess
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