Riggs Savior’
Kings Reapers MC Book 4.5
Nicola Jane
Contents
Spelling Note
Warning
Playlist:
Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Chapter 3
Chapter 4
Chapter 5
Chapter 6
Chapter 7
Chapter 8
Chapter 9
Chapter 10
Chapter 11
Acknowledgments
Riggs’ Saviour
This book is a work of fiction. The names, characters, places, and incidents are all products of the author’s imagination and are not to be construed as real. Any similarities are entirely coincidental.
Riggs’ Saviour Copyright © 2021 by Nicola Jane. All rights are reserved. No part of this
book may be used or reproduced in any manner without written permission from the author,
except in the case of brief quotations used in articles or reviews. For information, contact Nicola Jane.
Cover Designer: Charli Childs, Cosmic Letterz Design
Editor: Rebecca Vazquez, Knox Publishing
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Publisher: Knox Publishing
Riggs’ Saviour is a follow-up of Riggs’ Ruin, but you will need to read the first four books in the Kings Reapers MC series to understand their story so far.
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Spelling Note:
Please note, this author resides in the United Kingdom and is using British English. Therefore, some words may be viewed as incorrect or spelled incorrectly, however, they are not.
Trigger Warning
The material in this book may be viewed as offensive to some readers, including graphic
Language and sexual situations.
Playlist:
Afterglow - Ed Sheeran
Exile - Taylor Swift
No Hard Feelings - Melii
Can’t Rely on You - Paloma Faith
Say You Won’t Let Go - Machine Gun Kelly ft. Camila Cabello (Cover Version)
Someone You Loved - Camila Cabello (Cover Version)
Take Care - Drake ft. Rihanna
Don’t Watch Me Cry - Jorja Smith
You Mean the World to Me - Freya Ridings
I Choose You - Kiana Ledé
Tired Heart - Bmike ft. Nyx
You broke me first - Tate McRae
Monster - Shawn Mendes ft. Justin Bieber
Some Say - Nea
Surrender - Natalie Taylor
Love the Way You Lie - Eminen ft. Rihanna
Circles - Post Malone
Trust In You - Lauren Daigle
He Leaves You Cold - Passenger
Something to Remind You - Staind
At My Worst - Pink Sweats
Chapter One
ANNA
I glance at the clock beside my bed. Three a.m. Christ, I love my baby daughter, but I wish she’d sleep for more than an hour at a time. I get out of bed and go over to Willow’s crib. I know she can’t help it, she’s suffering terribly with reflux, so I cuddle her to my chest and begin to walk around the room. The movement seems to calm her.
I stare at the space in my bed where my husband should be, and I sigh. As usual, it’s empty. Things haven’t been going well between us since I announced I was pregnant with Willow. We’ve spent a whole year of arguing, separating, making up, trying, but ultimately, we’re not happy. Not like before.
That familiar pain fills my chest and tears brim in my eyes. I can’t keep putting myself through this. Riggs thinks I tricked him into the pregnancy, but I didn’t, and I’m so sick of repeating myself. Accidents happen, and so what? We’re married and we already have a kid each, so I didn’t think it was such a big deal. In fact, I thought he’d be over the moon. Turns out, I was so very wrong.
He loves Willow, I know he does. The fact he’s not as hands-on as I expected doesn’t bother me. After all, he’s the president of the Kings Reapers MC, and lord knows he has a lot of club shit to deal with, but it hurts my heart that he’s not as invested in her as he could be. And she adores him, oblivious to his lack of interest in her. Whether it’s his voice or just the beating of his heart, whenever he cradles her, she’s calm, and boy, could I do with a night of calm.
She begins to whimper again. I take her blanket from the crib and wrap her in it then make my way onto the landing. I creep across to Riggs’ son’s room. Sometimes he’ll jump into bed with Ziggy so he doesn’t wake us, but Ziggy is lying like a starfish, completely alone.
I check in on Malia, my six-year-old daughter. She’s also deep in sleep.
I head downstairs. The clubhouse is silent for a change. Sometimes these guys can party all night, but it seems tonight is not one of those nights. I tap on Riggs’ office door. “What?” he snaps.
I push it open and stick my head around the door. He’s looking relaxed, lying on his office couch with a whiskey in his hand, and Raven sits at his desk. Her smile fades. “I was just checking you were okay,” I say. “But I see I didn’t need to worry.”
“We’re just talking,” says Riggs, looking slightly irritated by my presence.
“At three a.m.,” I note. “The time when everyone leaves their wife in bed and chats to other women.”
“I’ll leave you guys to it,” says Raven awkwardly.
“No, you don’t have to go,” Riggs protests, sitting up.
“You really do,” I say. I like Raven, she’s friendly with all the guys and not in a way I feel threatened by, but still, he’s my husband and it’s three in the morning. As she gets level with me, I catch her eye. “Don’t let me catch you sniffing around him, Raven. I’ll kick your ass out of here if I think for one minute you’re after him.”
“Noted,” says Raven stiffly as she leaves.
“Was that necessary?” asks Riggs.
“I don’t know, was it?” I snap.
“I’m the club president. If I wanted a quick fuck, I’d choose a girl less likely to tell your girlfriends,” he mutters.
“I’m trying, Finn,” I say firmly. I only use his first name when I’m trying to break down his walls, though it never works these days. “But you gotta stop pushing me away. I can’t keep fighting for us on my own. If you’re not in this marriage anymore, then say it.”
“You’re always so dramatic, Anna,” he says, sighing. “Fuck, I was
