Jax & Knox
They’ve spent their lives avoiding commitment. She’s spent hers learning not to trust.
As the sons of the legendary Switch, Jax and Knox grew up with the Iron Reapers MC running through their veins. Alongside their brothers Steele, Cole, Tiny, Weston, and Wyatt, they’re biker royalty. The club comes first, women come and go, and settling down has never been part of the plan. Then a chance encounter changes everything when they find a beautiful stranger stranded on the side of a dark highway with a frightened two-year-old in the backseat. Guarded, stubborn, and clearly carrying secrets, she’s nothing like the women they’ve known before, and neither man can seem to walk away.
Ainsley is running from a nightmare, and trust is a luxury she can no longer afford. After escaping a dangerous situation with nothing but her child and the clothes they could carry, she’s determined to keep her distance from anyone who might threaten the fragile life she’s trying to rebuild. Especially two tattooed bikers with wicked smiles, reputations for breaking hearts, and enough charm to make her question every instinct telling her to stay away. The last thing she wants is their help, but the more time she spends around them, the harder it becomes to ignore the safety and belonging they offer.
Jax and Knox never expected one woman to make them want something more. The fiercely protective single mother gets under their skin in ways no one ever has, and before long they’re willing to fight for a future they never thought they wanted. But the past has a way of catching up, and danger is closer than any of them realize. If they’re going to protect the woman who’s stolen their hearts and the little boy who depends on her, they’ll have to prove they’re more than reckless bikers. They’ll have to become the family she never knew she needed.
Two possessive bikers. One woman on the run. A child worth protecting. And a love worth risking everything for.
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