Pulse - A Stepbrother Romance Cover Reveal by DG Whiskey

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Pulse
A Stepbrother Romance
by D.G. Whiskey
Publication Date: August 12, 2015
Cover Designer: Mayhem Cover Creations

Synopsis

 Leah Allen The last thing I needed was another bad boy. Hard muscles. Handsome. Hot tattoos. He had a dangerous, I don't give a f*** attitude that made him irresistible. It was supposed to be a one-night stand, but when Dad introduced Chris as my new step-brother, I knew I was in trouble. His world of gangs and violence would destroy me. I needed to stay away. Why do I find that impossible? Chris Belzer Drugs, fights, death. A typical Wednesday. Meeting Leah changed everything—music coursed through my veins when we f***ed. I knew she would be the key to escaping the quicksand I'd been mired in for ten years. I shouldn't want her. I couldn't resist her. Breaking out of the crime and blood and into a new life would be impossible without her.

About the Author

D.G. Whiskey is a world traveller who uses experiences earned and relationships forged on the road to create vivid portraits of humanity. Number of countries visited is over 17 and counting, with innumerable friends made along the way. The heroes are always hot alphas and the heroines are clever and independent. The writing is confident, sexy and layered. 
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