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Indies Down Under: Kasey Millstead

The Book
Fighting to Stay

Synopsis

Lacey Monroe was used to running. When things got bad, when things got dangerous, when there was a chance that she would get hurt – physically or emotionally – she did what her momma said. She ran. She kept running, until she landed in Salt Rock, Alabama. She meets Roam Cooper, the Vice President of the Mayhem Motorcycle Club and for the first time in her life, Lacey considers staying…and then, right before her eyes, her world falls apart. And she runs again.

“No more runnin’, Lacey. ‘Bout time you started fighting to stay.” – Roam.

**This is a stand-alone, full length novel with a happy ever after**

Genre
Contemporary Romance
Average Rating
4.1/5 stars

What People are saying about it

“I read this book in one sitting”

“Fighting to Stay is a good biker romance, you get HOT scenes, the gruff alpha males and some of the drama that comes with being in a motorcycle club”

“I absolutely love the book and Roam makes me swoon”

“I did not want this book to end.  It was cute, sad and funny.”

“Wonderful love story that makes your heartbreak and at the same time makes you smile with the main characters of the story”

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Author Bio
Kasey Millstead is a wife and mother of four children. She lives in a picturesque location in country New South Wales, Australia. When she is not busy writing, she enjoys nothing more than curling up with a good book and getting lost in the world of Happy Ever After.
You can contact Kasey on Facebook (www.facebook.com/authorkaseymillstead), via her website (www.kaseymillstead.com), on Goodreads, on Twitter (@KaseyMillstead) and by email (kaseymillstead@gmail.com)


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Twitter ~ @KaseyMillstead

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