Falcon
His dad was a famous VP, and while he was entitled to a legacy role in Rage MC, Falcon had realised long ago he’d never own it. The future president had already picked his VP, and it wasn’t him. That left Falcon floundering until Calamity made him an offer he couldn’t refuse.
His life had been perfect. Loving parents, his twin, younger siblings, and now VP of Rage MC Ortonville. He’d won gold medals and had a professional career most could only dream of. Falcon was a success. But amongst all that, he was lonely. He wanted an old lady.
The first time she met him properly, was in a hospital bed. The second was when she collected her son from him, and the third was when she gave a statement that he was innocent. Married to a monster, Myka looked for freedom but was trapped at every turn. When her chance to escape came, Myka snatched it. The gorgeous biker offered her safety, something she’d never known.
Inserting himself into a domestic situation was something Falcon avoided at all costs. That was messy, and he hated messy. He got enough drama from the club. But a pair of blue eyes drew him in, and Falcon took a risk. But love for him would never be plain sailing. Why would it be? He was Rage MC.
A wounded woman, a terrified child, a disappearing husband, murder, and a local disaster—things weren’t going very well. But Falcon came from two stubborn parents who’d survived their own love story. He was determined to have his. He was VP of Rage MC, Ortonville and God help anyone in his way.
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