When I was nineteen, I left Texas and my dysfunctional family behind, and I haven't looked back.
Life was good for a while. I joined the Satan's Knights motorcycle club and immersed myself in art. The kind of art that requires a gun and a body as a blank canvas. But all good things must come to an end, and I soon found myself as a single father, struggling to find my place in a new charter. Now my estranged mother wants me to come home, which means facing my past. And that doesn't just include my family. It also includes the childhood friend I left behind. All grown up and pissed as hell, Bess is giving me one hell of a cold shoulder.
I'm not the Ryan Perry she remembers, and she sure as hell isn't willing to get to know
Needles, the man I am now. With her fancy clothes and her holier-than-thou attitude, she's creeping under my skin and filling my head with impure thoughts. I need to get back to New York before I get hooked on something I'm not supposed to have, or worse, start believing that this is my Rite of Passage.
"I loved this one. Rite of Passage was a quick read but a wonderful intro to the Satan's Knights Mc crossover. If you love bikers and single dads then this one is for you. Ryan (Needles) is a single dad doing everything he can to juggle MC life and his single parent life. When his father passes Ryan is forced to return to his hometown and into his old best friends life. I love the chemistry between Bess and Ryan. I love everything Janine Infante Bosco brings to this one. I can't wait for the next book to see where Khloe Wren takes us next."