Rex
Aria
Leaving Chicago and my mafia family ties behind, I plant new roots in Denver. The move accomplished a couple of very important things. It put me closer to my brother and got me away from an arranged marriage within Chicago’s toughest crime family. My much-loved brother is a member of a motorcycle club, The Devil’s Angels, and they welcomed me and my family with open arms. Everything was working out great until one fated night.
Waking up in the bed of a member of that MC is bad enough. Doing so and then having that member swear he has no recollection of the hot night you spent there with him? My ego took a beating, along with my self-confidence. But all that and then finding out why he doesn’t remember? Guilt takes over. I decide it’s best for me to push aside my feelings for Rex and distance myself from him and the club.
Rex
I spent months searching for my club brother, Chubs. Seldom leaving my computer, working day and night. When he’s found and comes home safe, he brings with him a family that had believed he was dead. Unwilling to be separated again, they make the move to Denver. That’s when my life changes forever.
My talents as a hacker get put to the test, but nothing is as challenging as Aria, Chubs’ sister. She’s smart, funny, and kind and wants nothing to do with me after a night together that I don’t remember. I don’t give up easily, though. When she gets targeted, I step in. I’ll pull my club brothers into whatever it takes to keep her safe. I’m hoping to earn a second chance with her, even if it causes trouble within the club itself. Aria is mine, but she just doesn’t know that yet.
Come along for the last ride with The Devil’s Angel MC.
This is Book 8 in The Devil’s Angels MC Series. The books should be read in order to fully enjoy the storyline.
Adult Content Warning: This book is intended for readers 18 years of age and older. It contains adult language, violence, explicit sex and may contain triggers for some people.
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