Sinner's Storm
“She created a storm she had no hope of controlling.”
Storm
After losing my father and uncle in 9/11, I give up my dream of becoming a firefighter and devote my life to the company my father started. Now, I spend most of my days working the numbers to make the club money.
I’m good at what I do.
Some would say I’m the best, that I have the Midas touch.
A bachelor to the core, I enjoy my freedom, my brothers, and the bevy of women at my beck and call. I didn’t want or need any distractions.
When a past distraction catches up with me, the club gives me a direct order.
Take the baggage and leave the distraction.
It was a good thing I wasn’t good at following orders.
That’s when I learn my distraction is Golden.
So, I do the one thing I never wanted to do… I marry her.
When my club learns the truth of who she is, I realize that doing the right thing may have not only cost me my brothers, but the brand on my back. Now it’sa race against time to secure her to me permanently before an old foe shows up and takes what’s mine or worse…starts a war no one is ready for.
Delany
All I ever wanted was to live a peaceful life.
I never enjoyed being the center of attention.
That’s why I kept my head down.
I preferred a quiet life without too many distractions.
It’s not easy being a single mom in the Big Apple, but I make do.
When life turns upside down, I need to find the one person I never thought I’d see again.
My only clue…a note thanking me for a good time.
Now my life is anything but quiet.
When secrets of my family’s past come forward, I trust a person I barely know.
Thrust into a world I know nothing about, I scramble to understand it all when the family I never knew about rose from the shadows to claim what belonged to them. That’s when I learn that family isn’t just about blood, it’s about a Legacy I was a part of.
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