Ridden - Deborah Grace Staley - Bog

Bad boys are her weakness...Maddie Greene gave into that particular weakness when she was a teenager with devastating results. But she's not that girl anymore. She's a mature, successful businesswoman who dates polished businessmen, but never gets attached. Twenty years after leaving, Maddie has to return to her hometown to sell her grandmother's home. Here, she'll come face-to-face with a bad boy she can't resist and demons from her past.He's a bad boy who doesn't let anyone get close...A.J. Johnson was the All-American boy next door. He had it all-looks, star athlete, and scholarships to the best schools. He fulfilled his promise and became a hometown success story, but tragedy struck and everything changed. Back home, he's nothing like the guy everyone remembers. He's a brooding, tattooed biker who spends most of his time alone. But when the high school girl of every boy's dreams comes back to town, he shows her just how good a bad boy can make her feel.Can what starts out as a Scandalous Move help two people face the pain of their pasts so they can begin to heal together?
Each book in the Scandalous Moves Series is a standalone book, meaning you can read the books in any order without having read any of the other books. But do go back and be sure to read them all.
***Please note, Ridden was previously published, but has been edited, revised, and improved with a hot new cover.
Readers Love the Scandalous Moves Series:
"Sexy. Hot. The things fantasies are made of."
"Take a hot journey with Deborah Grace Staley's new series, Scandalous Moves."
"Wow!!! Deborah Grace Staley penned another fabulous and steamy story."
"I had a VERY hard time putting it down. I am very anxious for more books in the Scandalous Moves Series." If you don't like strong, sassy females; alpha males who own the market for sex appeal; or stories that make you say "ooo, lah, lah"...then this book isn't for you. A warning: this book is best read near a fan or in an air-conditioned room."
"Deborah's romantic interludes are intense and specific. Better have a glass of iced tea ready to cool down."