All's Fair in Love & Wrath
He’s the club’s playboy who doesn’t believe in forever. She’s the survivor who’s placed under his club’s protection. When the past threatens her future, protecting her becomes the only thing that matters. After all, all’s fair in love and wrath.
Axel
As the secretary of the Hell’s Heathens Motorcycle Club, my job isn’t just to keep things running smoothly; it’s to use my head and never become distracted. Which is why I have rules in place to remain attachment-free.
When the death of a brother brings me to the doorstep of another club, the last thing I expect is to become obsessed with a terrified waitress, hiding from her past. But I see the fire behind her eyes, and I can’t stay away. She needs someone to fan those flames and remind her what a fighter she truly is.
I’ll do whatever it takes to show her she’s worthy, and I’ll burn the world down around us to keep her safe in the process, even if it means breaking all my rules to do it.
Sienna
I knew my life would never be the same after what happened to me. But I didn’t account for a gorgeous biker in a leather cut who looks just as dangerous as he probably is, hell-bent on making sure I have a good day.
When I’m sent to Hell’s Heathens Motorcycle Club under their protection, my walls start to crumble. With every choice I’m given, every opportunity to stand on my own, every touch that doesn’t feel like razors against my skin, I’m healing.
Axel tells me I’m a warrior, a survivor, that my scars are my armor and something to wear proudly, but when my past catches up with me, I have to decide if I’m going to be the queen he believes me to be, or bow to the monster who once destroyed me.
*All’s Fair in Love & Wrath is volume 4 in the interconnected world of Queens & Heathens and can be read as a standalone. It features an obsessed, morally grey MMC, a FMC with a traumatic past, trauma healing, feminine rage, club banter, and found family.*
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