Hell-Raiser

by Dallas Schulze

IF YOU WANT TO GET TO HEAVEN, YOU'VE GOT TO RAISE A LITTLE HELL.... — Mitch Sullivan was small-town trouble. Everybody knew that. But Jenny Monroe had always seen something more in the black-leather angel -- a gentleness that he showed only to her. And she had wanted him, wanted him like no well-bred girl should ever want some hard-as-nails nobody from the wrong side of the tracks. All that was buried in the past, killed by loving lies. But now Mitch Sullivan was back in town, ten years older and as dangerous -- and disturbing -- as ever. And Jenny wasn't Daddy's innocent little girl anymore. This time around, she was going to turn the local hell-raiser into her own little piece of heaven....

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