Death's Deal
I need his help.
The memory of him haunts me.
I see his heated gaze, I feel his hungry kisses, I feel his tender caresses when I’m reminded of a time when I deserved his love. Bennett loved so hard that I felt it to my core.
Until I betrayed him.
With the looming danger of the Mano cartel, I need protection and Bennett is the only one I know who will fight for me. He has no reason to help, but I’m out of options. There’s no one I trust more to keep me safe.
Being near him again after all this time I know it’ll be dangerous and I’ll have to do everything I can to keep my heart safe from being broken once more.
As a teenager he was beautiful, now, he’s the tattooed — strong bodied — with a steely gaze biker that sees right through me to my soul uncovering the lies I kept from him. If I’m not careful will he be the death of me?
Locked up for a crime I didn’t commit, my life took a turn when I was betrayed by her.
They call me Death. I’m the President of the Hades Army MC. I was hardened by jail as a teenager all because she lied to protect her family.
Antonia Morriso. The deceitful, backstabbing daughter of the mayor of Los Angeles.
The last time I saw her changed my life. Back then, I had a plan for my future as a football star, a future where I expected her by my side. Today I’m no longer that damaged kid. I do as I want, when I want.
Being informed that Antonia requires a protection detail I agree reluctantly with conditions. Will it be a mistake I’ll regret? Can I avoid the pull of our history?
Can I do the job asked of me and nothing more?
Will my hardened soul soften to seeing her again?
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