Loving a Midwest Menace
Minka “Minx” Ward has spent her entire life surviving. Raised as the cherished daughter of a legendary street king, she learned early that love is a weakness, trust is a luxury, and survival always comes first. One devastating day in her childhood shatters her innocence, leaving scars that shape every decision she makes. Ever since, she’s lived with walls around her heart, convinced that everyone eventually leaves—or betrays you.
The only person who’s never walked away is Ambrose Westbrook.
Feared by everyone who crosses his path, Ambrose has built a reputation as a ruthless force who never backs down. But beneath the hardened exterior is the boy who grew up beside Minx—the only woman capable of silencing the chaos inside him. As years of friendship blur into undeniable attraction, both must decide whether they’re willing to risk everything for a love they’ve spent a lifetime denying.
While hearts are quietly waging war, another battle is brewing.
Maximiliano Ward built his empire on loyalty, power, and fear. As the respected leader of his crew, he’s always been the protector of his family and the man no one dared challenge. But when betrayal strikes from within, Max finds himself unraveling a conspiracy that reaches far beyond the streets he’s ruled for years. Every answer uncovers another lie, and every revelation points toward an enemy who’s been hiding in plain sight.
As old loyalties crumble and bloodlines are tested, the Ward family is thrust into a war where trust is bought with sacrifice, betrayal carries a body count, and love may prove to be the deadliest weakness of all.
In a world where blood doesn’t guarantee loyalty and every secret has an expiration date, the only question that remains is…
When everything falls apart, who will still be standing beside you?
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