Smokey & Bandit: Rebel Guardians MC

by Liberty Parker

  Copyright

  Smokey and Bandit

  Rebel Guardians MC Novel

  Copyright © Liberty Parker

  & Darlene Tallman 2018

  Published by Liberty Parker

  & Darlene Tallman

  Cover by: Dark Water Covers

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  Models: Nathan Hainline and Cassady Rose

  Edited by: Joanne Dearman, Kat Beecham, Melanie Gray,

  Jenni Belanger, Shannon McFadden, Beth DiLoreto

  Proofreading by: Nicole Lloyd and Erin Osborne

  Formatting by: Liberty Parker

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  authorlibertyparker@yahoo.com

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  All characters in this book are fiction and figments of the authors’ imaginations. No part of this story is based on any true events or anyone’s life. If any MC names are used by any real or true person, it is coincidental and in no way based on them or any real-life human being living or not.

  DreamCatchers MC and any characters mentioned is copyrighted to Liberty Parker and used with her express written permission.

  The Black Tuxedos MC and any characters mentioned is copyrighted to Darlene Tallman and used with her express written permission.

  Table of Contents

  Copyright

  Contents

  Author’s Note

  Book Characters

  Acknowledgements

  Dedication

  Blurb

  Prologue

  Chapter One

  Chapter Two

  Chapter Three

  Chapter Four

  Chapter Five

  Chapter Six

  Chapter Seven

  Chapter Eight

  Chapter Nine

  Chapter Ten

  Chapter Eleven

  Chapter Twelve

  Chapter Thirteen

  Epilogue

  About the Authors

  Author’s other works

  Author’s Notes

  First of all, thank you so much for reading our guys! We love writing them and seeing how different each man turns out to be!

  This is an M/F/M storyline and is not appropriate for anyone under eighteen.

  You may see the women calling their men names other than their road names. We have put their ‘real’ names by their road names so you don’t get confused. While the brothers in the RGMC call Smokey by his full road name, Bandit, being his blood brother, often calls him Smoke. Also, the kids don’t really show up too much in this book for the simple fact that this trio is kidless (for now but who knows what the future will hold?)!

  Book Characters

  Rebel Guardians MC

  Braxton Axe - President

  Twisted - VP

  Bandit Davidson - IT

  Law - Club Attorney

  Chief Turk SAA

  Jayden Hatch - Enforcer

  Capone - Road Captain

  Smokey Harley - Secretary

  Duke - Patch

  Chef - Patch

  Prospects

  Chet

  Boothe

  Jaxson

  Maxum

  Women

  Caraleigh

  Nan

  Donna Jo DJ

  Paisley

  Trinity

  Hannah

  Kids

  Luca

  Lily

  Ralynn

  Tig

  Maysen

  Claree

  Shelby

  Talon

  Jasper

  MC Businesses

  Rebel Guardians Transportation

  Rebel Townhomes

  Rebel Guardians Truck Stop

  Acknowledgements

  We’d like to thank the men and women of The Clubhouse, as well as the ladies in Liberty’s Luscious Ladies for your unwavering support of both of us. Your shares and enthusiasm, either on social media posts we make or via PM keep us going. You have no idea how much it means that y’all are truly enjoying the RGMC!

  ~ Liberty & Dar

  Dedication

  This book came about a lot quicker than we anticipated, but when we get to writing, it flows. We’re dedicating this one to our families, who don’t see or hear from us when we are on the phone and typing away. Thank you for letting us follow this dream…it means more than we can say.

  And for Nicole and Daverba, two of the best pimping queens we’ve ever had the pleasure of working with! The two of you are constantly busy sharing our books and we appreciate it so much because it gives us the time to do what everyone wants – write.

  ~ Liberty & Dar

  Blurb

  Hannah Nelson has been running for a long, long time. Getting out of the dysfunctional household she was raised in, she knows if she doesn’t get out of the small-town she was living in, she’ll always be branded with the same brush her parents and siblings are…white trash, no-account, good-for-nothing pieces of filth. But Hannah has dreams of being an artist. Whatever she touches, she makes beautiful. Determined to make a new life for herself, she takes her kitten, Duckie, packs up her four-door SUV and leaves. When she arrives in Corinth, low on money and out of options, she takes to parking in the back lot of the RGMC Truck Stop. It’s close to the interstate and she has hopes of getting a job, maybe in town somewhere.

  Harley “Smokey” Richards and Davidson “Bandit” Richards are twin brothers who are bound by blood, and their oath, to the Rebel Guardians MC. Smokey is a Texas Ranger for the state’s national park in the next town while Bandit handles the IT work for the RGMC as well as on a contract basis for several local firms. They grew up with two dads and one mom so that lifestyle has always appealed to them, but they’ve never found the right woman to claim as theirs.

  When Hannah winds up in Corinth, she draws the attention of the two men in an unexpected way. Can they break through her fear of the past? Will she allow herself to love both of them?

  **This is an M/F/M and may be unsuitable for readers under 18**

  Prologue

  Hannah

  If I never hear ‘you’re nothing but white trash’ again, I’ll be happy. Then again, if I had a dollar for every time I have heard that, I wouldn’t be in my current predicament. Looking at my kitten, Duckie, who I couldn’t leave behind, I scratch him behind the ears until he purrs. “Sorry, boy, that I don’t have the good stuff to give you,” I murmur. I’m down to my last three hundred dollars. Not enough to rent a place, but dammit, living out of my SUV is getting old. Then again, I’m free. Finding this truck stop with the back parking area where truckers can park when they need to take a break has been a godsend to me. I drive around during the day, looking for work, but I know I’m a bit worse for the wear. I know the truck stop has showers and I need to see if the man will let me wash some clothes. I hate leaving Duckie in the car, but thankfully, it’s still cool enough that with the windows cracked, he’s been okay. Putting my ball cap on, I lock the car up and stroll inside. This place is freaking awesome. On one side, they’ve got a diner and the smells coming from there have my stomach growling. On the other is a modified convenience store with the usual snacks and drinks, as well as basic a
menities. I pick up a small bottle of shampoo and conditioner, as well as a bar of soap, some deodorant and a toothbrush and toothpaste. At the counter, I glance at the man and freeze. I’ve never been one to be affected by a man’s presence, but this man makes me want things I never dared dream. “Hi, um, I was wondering if I could use the laundry upstairs and also take a shower?”

  “You a trucker?” he asks, ringing up my purchases.

  “Um, no, just passing through, but I need a shower and some clean clothes.” He looks me over and I want to cringe. I know I look a hot mess, my hair is so greasy I put the ball cap on to try and hide how awful it looks and my clothes have definitely seen better days.

  “Normally, it’s for truckers only, but since you’re passing through, go on ahead.”

  He hands me a key for the upstairs then says, “That’ll be ten-fifty.” I hand him a twenty and he gives me change. “Let me know if you need anything else,” he says.

  “A job,” I murmur, already turning away.

  “Come back down when you’re finished and we’ll talk. I need a few employees, we just took over about a month ago.”

  “I will, thank you.”

  Smokey

  I know she’s been sleeping in the back lot. I’ve seen her car parked there every night when I make my rounds before leaving. In fact, she doesn’t know it, but I’ve had prospects watching over her to keep her safe. I don’t trust anyone with a single female sleeping in her car. I don’t know her story but after speaking with her, I want to know more. Picking up my phone, I shoot a text to Bandit telling him I think I may have found her. Our one. She draws me in like no other ever has, I know it sounds weird that I can look upon her and know that she’s what I want, but I trust my gut instincts, they’ve never steered me wrong before. I don’t get a return text from my brother, my twin, but I know that I’ll be seeing him soon with the message that I did send. I go back to stocking the cigarettes behind the counter and try to forget about the woman who is already haunting my every thought. I’m in such a dazed fog only thinking about her that I don’t pay close enough attention to the other truckers who come in and pay for a shower, I shouldn’t have let anyone back there while she is in the showers, alone. I’ll never forgive myself for not thinking things through thoroughly.

  Bandit

  I look at my phone and smile at the text that Smokey sent me. Now, curiosity is getting the better of me and I decide to head on over to the truck stop to check this woman out who’s managed to catch my brother’s attention. I don’t respond to his message, because he knows me well enough to know that I’m on my way. I walk out to my bike and fire her up, my bike is my pride and joy, and I enjoy every second I have her between my legs. The rumble of her engine always makes the day’s worries disappear and I look forward to the wind in my hair and the freedom of the open road. Whenever I need a minute to think, I ride, whenever I need to leave the stress and worries of the world behind, I ride. Whoever Smokey and I end up with, will either have to enjoy the ride, or she’ll have to leave me be when the open road calls to me. I’d prefer to have her behind me, her arms wrapped around me, but I’ll settle for someone who just understands and supports my needs.

  It only takes me fifteen minutes to get to the truck stop, and I kill the engine. Now that’s a sound I hate, because it means that the siren’s call of the open road is done, and I have to get back to reality and responsibility. Smokey and I grew up in this life, but our fathers’ MC was more of a one percent club than the RGMC. The death and destruction was more than either one of us could take, so we chose not to prospect for the club we were raised in. Instead, we hit the pavement and went about our lives, we settled in a small town and did the college thing, which was frowned upon by my parents, who were and still are all about the MC lifestyle. Their beliefs are that as long as you can fight, party and fuck, education isn’t needed. Something my brother and I disagreed with, and we took it upon ourselves to make our own path in life.

  I’m proud of everything we were able to accomplish, then we crossed paths one fateful night with Axe and Hatchet and our lives forever changed.

  Hatchet became one of my closest friends in a short period of time, and with him finding DJ, I find myself longing for that type of relationship. I envy my brother to a point, but I’m so happy for him at the same time. He has a houseful of kids, a beautiful home and a woman who would lay down her life for him. And lately, the easy pussy and lifestyle Smokey and I have been living is lacking something…something I’m determined to find. Dare I say it, a relationship, something steady that has the capacity of finding permanency?

  Chapter One

  Hannah

  I get my clothes in the wash and wrap a towel around me, the only item of clothing I seem to have clean. I know it’s a risk, but I need as many clean clothes as I can if I am able to get one of the positions the man behind the counter says he’s looking for. There’s no one else here besides myself, so it’s a move I’m willing to make, and pray that no one else comes for a shower or to wash clothes while they’re here. I take my hygiene products and make my way into the single shower, I lock the door, thankful for that being there, and begin to clean my body and hair. I even found a razor tucked away in my dirty clothes bag and decide to shave my legs and under my arms while I’m able to. I would’ve never thought that I’d be living this way, as a matter of fact if you’d asked me this time last year, I would’ve laughed in your face. I thought I had it all, I had a good home and a steady job, but my family was a thorn in my side. Every time I took one step forward, their reputation would push me back two steps. The reason I lost my job is because they found out that I changed my last name in an attempt to not be linked to them. But jeez, my dad is the town drunk and my mom…well, let’s just say she likes parties with other men a bit too much. My sister is the town slut and my brother runs the local gang. How could someone like me, someone who was obviously not interested in becoming a teenage statistic, survive around them? The simple answer is, I couldn’t. So, I legally changed my name, I took my childhood savings and went to the courthouse, and filled out, and filed, the appropriate paperwork, I even got the official documents in the mail. But that didn’t seem to be a good enough excuse to not share my parentage.

  I lost everything when my employer terminated me, I had to let my lease go and hit the road, hoping that whatever my destiny is meant to be would be waiting for me wherever I landed.

  I’m so lost in thought that I don’t hear the handle jiggle and when I come out and see the beer-bellied man standing there, I scream and throw the bottle of shampoo at him. I attempt to run, but he grabs me around the waist and puts one hand over my mouth, to muzzle the screams.

  “Girlie, been watching you skulk around here. No one can hear you up here,” he says, his rancid breath making me want to puke. Fuck that, I’m fighting. I’ve fought off bigger men than him and am grateful that the old security guard at the school took an interest in me and taught me some self-defense moves. I bite his hand, hard, and he briefly lets go, cuffing the side of my head. Despite the ringing in my ears, I let out a scream worthy of a horror movie. I fall down to the ground, and he’s standing over me. I kick my legs and manage to make contact with his dick and balls. This manages to anger him further than he already is, it should’ve incapacitated him, but it had the opposite effect. He reaches down and starts using his fists on me while I continue to kick, punch and bite. There’s no way in hell this diseased piece of shit is touching me and taking what I’ve fought to protect for twenty-three years!

  I may come across as timid, but I’m anything but. I can’t…no I won’t sit back and let him ruin or break me in any fashion.

  Smokey

  I laugh when I see Bandit walk through the doors less than thirty minutes after my text. “Where’s she at?” he asks, coming up to the counter.

  “She should be back down by now…she went up to take a shower and wash some clothes. Thinking she’s on hard times because she’s been staying o
ut back,” I tell him.

  “What the fuck? Why would you let that happen?” he responds.

  “Slow your roll, asshole, I’ve had guys watching to make sure she’s safe. Today’s the first day I talked to her, and that’s when I texted you.” I’m about to say something else when I notice the red light flashing indicating something’s needed upstairs. It was a feature we wanted so that we could service the showers, but something tells me this time, it’s more serious. Damn instincts. They may have saved our lives over the years, but sometimes, it would be nice not to have them. I bypass Bandit and race up the stairs only to see some trucker come barreling out of the shower area, blood running down his face, it looks like a cat has attacked him with all the claw marks marring his face, I notice he is also cupping his dick. Seeing red, I yell out at Bandit, “Stop him and I’ll check on her!”

  “On it,” Bandit yells back at me as he tackles the piece of shit. I hope he hurts him, in a way that he doesn’t wake up for quite a while. I rush down the hallway and come to a dead stop, she’s laying there in a ball, protecting her head, and still screaming. I crouch down next to her, instead of touching her, I begin speaking softly to her.

  “Shhh, hey there, it’s alright, I’m here now. That son of a bitch won’t touch you again, I swear it.” She looks up from the protection of her hands which were covering her face, she blinks her eyes as if she’s trying to make sure what she’s seeing is real.

  “He…he said he’d been watching me, I can’t believe this is happening,” she sobs out.

  “The guy who attacked you, he told you he’d been watching you?” I ask for clarification. She grabs a hold of my cut and pushes her face into me. I hold her head to my chest and let her cry it out.