The Vulture smirks at me and kicks a duffle bag of cash towards me. As I walk over to D’Ardo and the Vulture I do the calculations in my head and I think I can afford a couple of months with her if she’s not interested in anything else. Fuck, I’m going to pay for a week with her. I have no fucking clue what she’s saying but, fuck, my dick likes the sound of it. I look forward to seeing you in hell, because helping these men will certainly get you there.” “Thank you for delivering me to my rapist, Monster. She glances up at me and her shoulders roll back, her eyes taking me in one last time, flaring wide with the fire she has, and then she speaks. He needs a package delivered, one that is going to change the Butcher’s life.īoth the D’Ardo and the kid/Wolf are present for the exchange and that’s when he realizes the mistake he just made. The most important job that comes his way on this particular night is the one from the Vulture. Harbin lets him know that the Devil is stalking the mark’s father Grimm Graves, an interesting turn of events. The Butcher takes on a job for the Viper, information from Chance Graves, this will be important later on. We see the Viper’s bar and cage fights where the Butcher reigns at the top of the food chain. He won’t at least not yet their ties go too far back for that. We meet Harbin and Roxas from the Unseen MC, as they try to convince The Butcher/Johnny Illium to break ties with the Jackal. She thinks what she’s been through with her father was the worst and that things could only get better. Her father has just sold her to pay off his debts, what he doesn’t know is that she isn’t the virgin he proclaimed her to be. The Butcher is there watching, at this point he is still friends with the Jackal/Matteo D’Ardo.Īs the Butcher’s tale begins, we meet Odette/Odie. The prelude of this book is the day Lips becomes the Wolf.

These books are very intricately entwined. Here we meet some of the people before the timeline of Hannaford. I read the Hannaford Prep series before this as is suggested. This duology is dark and as bloody as the title implies.

The Butcher of the Bay by J. Bree