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Empty inside, cold in his heart, Zef turned to whisky and drugs to fill the void.
Instead, he ended up with a prison sentence and a new determination to get clean and make something of his life.
Since his release, Zef has been on the road, finding his spiritual home with a traveling carnival and working as a motorcycle stunt rider.
Live fast, live hard, keep moving.
He doesn’t want to be tied down to anyone or anything. Fiercely loyal, the only people he cares about are his brother and his carnie family.
Until a crazy girl who’s run away to join the circus crashes into his world.
But now his old life is catching up with him, and Zef has to choose a new road.
A standalone story, and the last one in the TRAVELING SERIES.
Nikki's 5 Star Review
First off I want to say I'm so sad that this is the last book in the fabulous Traveling Series but oh my goodness what an amazing read it was. We first met Zef Colton a few years ago in his brother Daniel's story Dangerous to Know and Love so when I found out he would be getting his own book well, to say I was excited was an understatement. I loved every minute of this passionate and emotional read.
Zef Colton is an ex con, ex alcohol and drug abuser now working with the Daredevils as a motorbike stuntmen in the traveling carnival. He's now living clean but he's a little closed off. He has his brother and thinks of the carnies has his family but still feels that something is missing. That is until Sara comes crashing into his life. She's run away from everyone she knows to join the carnival. She's a little naive and has a secret but she and Zef could be just what each other needs.
5 amazing stars from me and although this is part of the Traveling Series it can also be read as a standalone but I would certainly recommend starting from the very beginning with the Traveling Man to get the full effect of these fabulous characters.
Instead, he ended up with a prison sentence and a new determination to get clean and make something of his life.
Since his release, Zef has been on the road, finding his spiritual home with a traveling carnival and working as a motorcycle stunt rider.
Live fast, live hard, keep moving.
He doesn’t want to be tied down to anyone or anything. Fiercely loyal, the only people he cares about are his brother and his carnie family.
Until a crazy girl who’s run away to join the circus crashes into his world.
But now his old life is catching up with him, and Zef has to choose a new road.
A standalone story, and the last one in the TRAVELING SERIES.
Nikki's 5 Star Review
First off I want to say I'm so sad that this is the last book in the fabulous Traveling Series but oh my goodness what an amazing read it was. We first met Zef Colton a few years ago in his brother Daniel's story Dangerous to Know and Love so when I found out he would be getting his own book well, to say I was excited was an understatement. I loved every minute of this passionate and emotional read.
Zef Colton is an ex con, ex alcohol and drug abuser now working with the Daredevils as a motorbike stuntmen in the traveling carnival. He's now living clean but he's a little closed off. He has his brother and thinks of the carnies has his family but still feels that something is missing. That is until Sara comes crashing into his life. She's run away from everyone she knows to join the carnival. She's a little naive and has a secret but she and Zef could be just what each other needs.
5 amazing stars from me and although this is part of the Traveling Series it can also be read as a standalone but I would certainly recommend starting from the very beginning with the Traveling Man to get the full effect of these fabulous characters.
It wouldn’t have been so bad if I’d landed on my good leg, but I didn’t, and the pain was so intense, my vision went black and all I knew was deafening silence.
I woke up a few seconds later wondering if I’d died and gone to Heaven, because the view was pretty damn good and surely an Angel was watching over me. But as my vision cleared, I realized that Sara was on her knees in the dirt next to me. I think she was screaming, but my ears were ringing so badly, I couldn’t tell.
“…call an ambulance?”
I struggled to sit up, but she held me down by my shoulders.
“What?”
Kes was next to me, lifting my visor carefully.
“Wait for the paramedics, man.”
Flames of pain were running up from my ankle to my thigh.
“I think I fucked up my knee again,” I groaned.
“Does anything else hurt?”
“Only my pride,” I lied.
Kes grinned and I heard Tucker’s relieved laugh behind me. I squinted up at him.
“Everyone else okay?”
“Yeah, Zef,” he grinned. “We’re all good. You certainly gave the crowd their money’s worth. Can you do that again?”
Then Sara screamed at him.
“Shut up! Shut up! He could have died! He’s hurt! He’s really hurt, and you’re just making a big joke of it!”
And then she burst into tears.
Tucker’s mouth dropped open, stunned into silence. I saw Kes gesturing to Aimee to take Sara away.
“No! I’m not leaving him!”
And she flung herself across my body, gasping and crying. I thought she was going to have a complete meltdown when the paramedics tried to pull her off me.
“Sara, honey,” I gritted out while my whole body felt like it had been run over by a charging rhino, “they’ll do a much better job of getting me onto a stretcher if you climb off of me now.”
“Oh!”
She stumbled back, wiping her eyes and nose as I helped the paramedics get me onto the stretcher.
The crowd was on their feet, expressions of interest or horror, depending on how macabre they liked their shows, so I gave them a quick wave and heard applause and cries of relief.
“We’ll see you at the hospital,” Kes called after me.
I gave him a thumbs up, then relaxed back on the stretcher, my knee throbbing like a mofo. Sara was walking next to me, still crying, so I lifted up my gloved hand and she clung onto it as if it would save her from drowning.
But waking up and seeing her sweet face, thinking it felt like Heaven, I wondered if I was the one who was drowning.
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I live in a small village by the ocean and walk my little dog, Pip, every day. It’s on those beachside walks that I have all my best ideas.
Writing has become a way of life – and one that I love to share.
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