Dg
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R.J. Lewis:
i just finished reading Conor Thames (both books) and fell in love with them. Some things left me thinking so my question is why did Dominic go to jail? Is it because of what happened to Locke?
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R.J. Lewis
Hi Dg,
No, he went to jail very young, around 18, and it was to do with Jem (that is why Jem is wracked with so much guilt. there was that bar scene when Conor shows up the first time since he's been out, and he discusses Dominic. Dominic took the fall for a major crime Jem was responsible for. Jem sends him money per month as a way to ease his own guilt, but Conor stresses it isn't enough because now Dom is neck deep in debts he owes to gangs within the prison (he pledged no allegiance to any gang, therefore is lone wolf).
No, he went to jail very young, around 18, and it was to do with Jem (that is why Jem is wracked with so much guilt. there was that bar scene when Conor shows up the first time since he's been out, and he discusses Dominic. Dominic took the fall for a major crime Jem was responsible for. Jem sends him money per month as a way to ease his own guilt, but Conor stresses it isn't enough because now Dom is neck deep in debts he owes to gangs within the prison (he pledged no allegiance to any gang, therefore is lone wolf).
R.J. Lewis
Hi Dg,
No, he went to jail very young, around 18, and it was to do with Jem (that is why Jem is wracked with so much guilt. there was that bar scene when Conor shows up the first time since he's been out, and he discusses Dominic. Dominic took the fall for a major crime Jem was responsible for. Jem sends him money per month as a way to ease his own guilt, but Conor stresses it isn't enough because now Dom is neck deep in debts he owes to gangs within the prison (he pledged no allegiance to any gang, therefore is lone wolf).
No, he went to jail very young, around 18, and it was to do with Jem (that is why Jem is wracked with so much guilt. there was that bar scene when Conor shows up the first time since he's been out, and he discusses Dominic. Dominic took the fall for a major crime Jem was responsible for. Jem sends him money per month as a way to ease his own guilt, but Conor stresses it isn't enough because now Dom is neck deep in debts he owes to gangs within the prison (he pledged no allegiance to any gang, therefore is lone wolf).
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I was lucky enough to come across Burn & Ignite. You took what could have been a "typical motorcycle romance" into something much deeper and interesting. I loved the character development - from youth to all the trials endured as adults. I'll be reading Remy's story but have to wonder...will we get any updates on Jax and crew? Looking forward to reading more from you.
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