Dutch
Indira
I gave him my heart. He broke it on his desk with a club girl.
Dutch is the President of the Venom Riders MC. He’s powerful, possessive, and used to getting exactly what he wants. He thought I understood the rules—that club girls were just a perk of his position, that my place was to look the other way. He was wrong. I walked away without a backward glance, leaving him to the wreckage he’d made of us.
Now, Dutch is a mess. Celibate. Obsessed. Finally realizing that his precious club traditions are relics of a past that deserves to die. Me? I’m flourishing. New city. Career success. And yes—new men who actually treat me like the prize I am.
Dutch wants me back. He swears he’s changed.
Dutch
I destroyed the best thing in my life on my office desk.
For thirty-four years, I thought I knew what it meant to be a man. My father taught me that women were property, that club girls were perks, that real men took what they wanted without apology. I was an idiot. The moment Indira walked in on me with Crystal, I lost everything that mattered. I didn’t understand it then—thought she was being dramatic, that she’d calm down and come back. She didn’t come back.
Now I’m fighting for a second chance I don’t deserve. No club girls. No excuses. Just the brutal realization that I need to become a completely different man before I can even think about earning her forgiveness.
I have to watch as she dates other men. Men who treat her the way I should have from the beginning. But I’m not giving up. I’ll prove I’ve learned. I’ll prove I’m the one for her. I’ll tear down everything I’ve built before I ever hurt her again. Because Indira isn’t just the woman I want. She’s the only woman I’ll ever need.
This novel can be enjoyed as a standalone. It is also Book 1 of 5 in the Venom Riders MC series, each with its own HEA. Due to mature themes, it is recommended for readers aged 18+. This story may contain triggers. Note: Dutch contains on-page cheating.
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