Striker’s Rebel
She’s a curvy bartender who never learned how to stop protecting the people she loves.
He’s the ruthless MC Enforcer who decides she’s his before she knows what hit her.
One dangerous night makes walking away impossible.
June
I’ve spent my whole life watching for trouble.
It’s how I survived foster care. How I learned to protect myself. And how I know something is wrong when my foster sister starts pulling away.
Then Striker steps into my life.
He’s twelve years older, six-foot-four, tattooed, terrifying, and far too good at seeing the things I try to hide.
I tell myself I don’t need him watching over me.
My body strongly disagrees.
But when the danger around my sister collides with something much bigger inside the Damned Sinners MC, Striker doesn’t just stand beside me.
He takes over.
And for the first time in my life, I start wondering what it would feel like to let someone else keep watch.
Striker
June is trouble wrapped in curves and attitude.
She argues with me. Challenges me. Walks straight toward danger when everybody else has the sense to back away.
She also belongs to me.
She just hasn’t caught up yet.
I know what loyalty costs. I lost my military career because I refused to betray my brother, and I’d make the same choice again.
Now the club is facing a threat that gets too close to June.
And the second she’s in danger, every instinct I have locks onto one thing.
Protect my woman.
Because I’ve already lost one future.
I’m not losing the one I want with her.
A steamy, curvy girl, age-gap instalove MC romance featuring a possessive biker Enforcer, a fierce heroine who protects everyone but herself, found family, danger, plenty of heat, and a guaranteed happily ever after.
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