Bane's Beginning
Thea…
After everything fell apart, I ran.
I left California with nothing but regret and desperation, chasing the only family I had left.
My brother.
But the man I found wasn’t my brother anymore. He was an outlaw. A criminal. A biker in a world ruled by violence and loyalty thicker than blood.
At the center of it all is the club’s president. A dangerous, possessive man I slipped out on after one reckless night.
How can I run from one dangerous man into the arms of another?
I’d soon find out my past wasn’t done with me. It was already on its way to this small, desert town in New Mexico.
Maverick…
My brothers and I have sacrificed everything for our club to uphold the laws we abide by. Whether it was through our own blood or that of our fallen family members.
As president, I don’t get the luxury of weakness. My job is to keep the money flowing, the cops off our backs, and my family breathing.
Love? That’s a distraction that gets men killed. Or worse, women hurt.
Then she walks into my club.
One look and I know she’s not the kind of woman a man forgets. By morning, she was gone, leaving nothing behind but a fake name and tangled sheets.
That is, until the spitfire storms into my clubhouse asking for one of my brothers.
The resurgence of a past enemy brings trouble at our door as a mysterious strain of bad drugs is leaving dead kids around town.
But we’ve learned from our club’s history and aren’t willing to bow down so easy.
It’s not a time for distraction as the stakes get higher, but I can’t get her out of my mind.
And if she’s not careful…
she’s going to find out the outlaw lifestyle doesn’t let go.
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