Tip of the Spear: Devil Chasers (Lima Six Motorcycle Club Book 3) by Kathryn Thomas Read Free Book Online Page A

Copper and Kat some time to talk alone. “Poor Copper!”
     
    “What do you mean, ‘poor Copper?’”
     
    “Talk about a one-two punch. Did you know about this?”
     
    “No! Did you?”
     
    “Hell no! I wonder if Kat finding out she was pregnant is what started all of this?”
     
    “I don’t know, but maybe. That explains why she didn’t finish her beer the other day, and didn’t touch the one I brought her tonight.” Jamie paused a moment as she thought. “She planned it this way,” she finally said. “She waited to tell him until he had a chance to talk to you. She could see him thinking about it and she gave him a push. I’ll bet you my last dollar if he hadn’t started to come around she wouldn’t have told him and would have just scheduled a trip to Dallas.”
     
    “For an abortion?”
     
    “Yeah.”
     
    “Jesus. That’s heartless.”
     
    “Yeah. But I can’t say I blame her. If the town is actually going back to the way it was, I wouldn’t want to bring a baby into this world here either.”
     
    It took about a half-hour before Kat and Copper reappeared from Jamie’s office. Both of their eyes were red and they had obviously been crying. Seeing Kat’s still bruised face made Leo cringe inside, imagining how Copper must feel after beating his pregnant old lady.
     
    They walked up, Copper’s arm around Kat’s waist. “I’m in,” he said, coming straight to the point. “I’m tired of being the bad guy.”
     
    Leo smiled and offered his hand. “You were never the bad guy, Rich. And now you are going to prove that to the town.”
     
    “We should bring this to the rest of the club. They—”
     
    “No,” Jamie said quietly. “Not yet.” All three turned to look at her. “Remember how you reacted when you first stepped in here? You weren’t interested in anything Leo had to say. Talk to Fitz, if you think he will join, but nobody else. I’ve seen men’s macho bullshit before. It feeds off itself. You bring this to the club like this, you will be lucky if either of you get out alive. Let Kat reach out to the other women of the club. Find out who we can turn and who we can’t. Then bring the men in slowly, one at a time.”
     
    Copper and Leo looked at one another. “She has a point,” Copper said.
     
    Kat smiled and stepped in close to Copper. “Women are smarter than you men give us credit for.”
     
    “More devious at least,” Leo agreed.
     
    “You guys get ready to do the fucking. Jamie and I will figure out who needs to get fucked,” Kat purred, her voice pure sex.
     
    “You okay with this?” Leo asked as he looked at Copper. “She’s carrying your child after all.”
     
    “You just let me worry about that,” Kat answered for him. “I can take care of myself. I have stomped more than one bitch into a greasy spot that has gotten out of line. I can do it again.”
     
    Copper smiled at her then looked to Leo. “Ain’t that the truth. Before you joined, she—”
     
    “If you ever want me again, you will stop right there,” Kat said, her tone adding weight to her threat.
     
    “See what I mean? Just be careful,” Copper said pulling her in tight and kissing her quickly on the lips.
     
    “Always,” she replied.
     
    ***
     
    “What the hell?” Leo asked as he rose off his stool again as the windows strobed with lurid red flashes. He strode to the door and opened it, staring at a Vallecito de Grande firetruck sitting in the parking lot with its strobes flashing.
     
    As he tried to figure out what was going on, a DEA SUV pulls to a stop in front of the door and Lundergrund stepped out from behind the wheel.
     
    “What the hell is all this?” Leo growled as Lundergrund stopped in front of him.
     
    She slapped a folded piece of paper into this chest. “Fire inspection. Seems there have been some concerned citizens worried about the safety of this establishment.”
     
    Leo took the paper, opened it, and read the text. “What game are