Captive Surrender

About the Book

Miranda Morgan is en-route home while traveling with a friend, when, out of gas she must wait injured and alone as the friend goes for help. A former rider herself; she is unwary when two bikers stop to offer help. A scuffle and blow to the neck finds her awaking at their home where she is presented to a frightful looking man called Ben, and put in his charge against both their wishes. She is leery of this tall, seemingly big man. With secrets and his reluctance to trust her, he repeatedly urges: “If you want to survive, you’re going to have to trust me.” Tensions grow between them and her instinct is to be wary of this one, but she realizes that she must learn to trust him. Time is her friend as she observes him unawares while he works and in his treatment of her; thus proving he is not like the others, but rather, a kind and nurturing man. He observes her as well, and sees her personality come through as they become friends and she lets her guard down. As trust grows between them, their secrets and mutual attractions are revealed. Miranda never imagines that in this awful place, she will find a source of comfort, desire and fall in love with the one man who will share her passions and love her endlessly. Her story is intense, filled with emotion, coincidences, love, and the shared joys of motorcycles.

About the Author

D. R. Carson is a native Californian, who moved to Georgia in 1977 with her husband Rick and son Joshua. She still resides there with her husband and their spoiled dog Maxi. She read her first Romance novel when she was in her early twenties and knew then what she wanted to do when she grew up; even knowing then her pen name. In spite of shy tendencies Ms. Carson has compassion for her fellow humans. She has a love of animals and loves being creative and writing, finding inspiration and story ideas wherever she goes. Often in tune with nature, she feels the seasons and changes in the weather speak to her. She has written several pieces of fiction; drawing on her own life experiences in creating her stories, and uses that to help the stories grow. A second generation female motorcyclist; she has been riding her own motorcycle since 1996 and has been a member of her local chapter of a national women’s motorcycle organization since 2002. She has written articles and short stories for their chapter’s monthly newsletter. She and her husband enjoy riding together and seeing the beautiful countryside and small towns. She enjoys the mountains and Savannah and Tybee Island, Georgia.