Crusher's Illusion
Saints by name, Outlaws by blood
Crusher
I live by a code, loyalty above everything else, silence when it matters, and steel in the face of betrayal. I’ve bled for my brothers. I’ve buried friends who trusted the wrong people. I swore I’d never let anyone close enough to gut me again.
Then Nevaeh crashed into my world with her sharp tongue and fearless eyes. A journalist. Exactly the kind of woman who could burn my club to the ground with a single story. I should’ve kept my distance. I should’ve pushed her away.
Instead, I let her in.
Now the Saints Outlaws are in the crosshairs of enemies who don’t miss, and every lie, every secret, every illusion I built is unraveling. To save her, to save my brothers, I’ll have to break every rule I swore to live by. Because she’s more than the truth I can’t hide. She’s the only thing I can’t lose.
Nevaeh
I thought I knew the truth. I built my career on chasing it, on tearing down walls people hide behind. But one story, one article, drew me into the world of the Saints Outlaws MC, and suddenly the truth wasn’t just dangerous. It was deadly.
Erik “Crusher” Morrison is everything I should avoid. Hard, loyal, untouchable. He’s smoke and steel and secrets that could bury us both. But every time I think I’ve found his edges, he pulls me deeper, until I can’t tell where his lies end and my heart begins.
Now blood’s been spilled, trust has been shattered, and enemies are circling. To survive, I have to decide how much I’m willing to risk for a man who lives in the shadows.
Because falling for Crusher isn’t just breaking my rules. It might be the last mistake I ever make.
When the smoke clears, only one truth will remain. Either Crusher and Nevaeh will burn, or they ride together.
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