Protecting My Own
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The Cobras quieted their bikes to a soft idle. Then they all turned their bikes to a forty-five degree angle toward the Black Mambas. There had to be over sixty of them. They fixed their eye on the members of the Black Mambas, who returned the glare, and then they all revved their engines, held their front brakes and popped the clutch on all sixty of them at the same time. The night air was filled with smoke, noise and the acrid smell of burning rubber.
After a few seconds, they stopped, and then in formation, backed their bikes against the curb, on the other side of the aisle.
The Black Mambas had been called out.
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About the Book
Al Moody is a single father with many flaws, but he still tries to do right by his family. His attempts to maintain separation between his home life and social life have been successful, until now. Outside forces have invaded his little circle of trust and are trying to destroy it. The walls are crumbling around him, and he must do whatever it takes to stop it.
About the Author
M. G. Mosby was raised in Washington, D.C and has lived in Ohio for the last 30 years, after an Honorable discharge from the military in 1979. He has been a member of the Zulus Motorcycle club for almost 20 years, serving as vice president for three of those years. He is an avid motorcyclist, having ridden across almost every state.