♡ Ash (Devil’s Nightmare MC Next Generation, Novella)

Coming back after ten years of fighting a losing war was never going to be easy. But the redhead with perfect curves and legs for days could make it easier. What I didn’t count on was falling for her so hard after just one night.

Not that it matters. Turns out I’d die for her.

And it might just come to that.

♡ Lily’s Eagle (Devil’s Nightmare MC Next Generation, Book 1)

I loved her since the day I met her. Which was also the day I knew I can never have her. She’s the president’s daughter and I'm a nobody. Less than a nobody. Just one of the many MC orphans. She hates that I joined the club. I had no other choice. I thought time would bring change. A chance for us to be together.

But now she’s leaving. For good, she says. The time just ran out. Turns out the chasm keeping us apart wasn’t as wide as I thought.

Because there’s no way I'm letting her go alone.

♡ Chance Taken (Devil's Nightmare MC Next Generation, Book 2)

One wrong decision and now I have a year of community service to attend, and the thorny path back into my MC’s good graces to walk. Being the VPs son won’t help me now, not that I wish it would. I gotta earn my brothers’ trust on my own.

As for the community service, I was sure at least that much had gone my way when I first laid eyes on my beautiful “warden”, Veronica. Not so much. She looks like a goddess, but acts like one of the furies. She’s got it in her head that I helped kidnap and sell her little sister. As if. But nothing I can say or do works to convince her otherwise.

The harder she pushes me away, the more I want her. I’ve never met a woman like her before.

And now that I have, no other woman will do.

♡ Harper's Song (Devil's Nightmare MC Next Generation, Book 3)

Harper’s the best thing that ever happened to me.

My life’s always been one bad thing after another. From my father getting sent to prison when I was four to my mother putting me in foster care every time she got sick of me. Then Devil’s Nightmare MC took me in and Harper was mine. Life doesn’t get much better than that.

Until her father made it clear she’s off limits… or else. He’s Scar, the MC’s torturer and the kind of guy you believe when he makes a threat.

So I left. Since, he’s right that I’m a no good nobody and Harper is too good for me.

But I was wrong. I can’t stop thinking about her. And when I find out she’s in danger, nothing will stop me from protecting her.

Not thick prison walls.

Not threats from her father.

And certainly not the mistakes I’ve made in the past.

She’s mine.

And I’m hers.

♡ Hunter's Girl (Devil's Nightmare MC Next Generation, Book 4)

My father is the president of one of the most notorious biker clubs and I'm expected to take over when he steps down. Especially after the whole club rode to avenge an attack on me. Trixie is not the kind of woman anyone wants to see by my side. But Trixie is also the only woman I ever loved. And that's never changing.

But she's left me more times than she's come back. And this time I'm not going after her.

Like always, the longer we're apart, the harder it becomes to stay away. Until the only thing that brings me any kind of peace is the thought of her in my arms. In my bed. In my life.

Safe.

But f*** all that!

She wants to run? Fine. Be free? Fine. Ruin her life completely? Why not?

Living without her is bound to get easier. It has to.

Because it can't get any worse.

♡ Summer's Edge (Devil's Nightmare MC Next Generation, Book 5)

I lost my soul a long time ago. Sold it to the Devil. But she’s always been there. Summer. A ray of sunshine so hot even I thought she could save me. But I gave up on that dream a long time ago. Her father is Ice, one of the most senior members of Devil’s Nightmare MC. Out of respect for him, I’ve stayed away from her.

But then we find ourselves stuck in a secluded cabin, just the two of us, forced to share one bed. And respect for her father will only get me so far when she’s lying next to me nearly naked. I’m not thinking about tomorrow because I might not live past today. All I know is that I need her like I’ve never needed anything or anyone.

Then real life comes crashing in and I’m suddenly the only one standing between her and danger.

But I am the bigger danger.

♡ Ariel's Ruin (Devil's Nightmare MC Next Generation, Book 6)

I lost my family years ago and I didn’t want another. Until I saved a beautiful woman named Ariel from the same fate.

She’s the most beautiful disaster I have ever met and I can’t get her out of my thoughts. She wants nothing from me yet need everything.

But I’ll only end up hurting her worse than she’s already been hurt. if I’m not careful, I will ruin her forever.

Because that’s what I do.

♡ Eden's Joker (Devil's Nightmare MC Next Generation, Book 7)

Eden’s father is the reason my parents are dead. Devil’s Nightmare MC helped him kill them and I had to watch it happen. I vowed I would one day make him suffer like I suffered as I watched my mother take her last breath.

Now the means of that revenge is here, at my mercy. Eden. His sweet, innocent daughter, his princess.

She won’t be a princess anymore once I’m done with her. She won’t be anything anyone could ever love.

Trouble is, maybe I do.

BONUS BOOK:

♡ Karma: Forsaken Outlaws MC

My whole life has been about getting revenge against Devil's Nightmare MC for leaving me an orphan. Nothing else mattered but making them pay—even if it meant dying for it. Then I met her. Karma. And him. Grim. They make me want impossible things, dream of a future I can't have.

Story of my life. Just as I find something worth living for, I'm about to die. And they deserve better than a dead man walking.

But staying away from them is impossible.

So in the end, we'll probably need a miracle to save us. And the universe sure owes me one of those.

Bea

I reverse out of the driveway, rolling down the window because I’m ready to feel the wind in my hair again.

The screeching of breaks and a man’s angry yell of, “Watch the fuck out!” make me hit the brakes so hard my head very nearly collides with the steering wheel.

“I’m sorry, I’m sorry, did I hit you?” I ask while hyperventilating.

I don’t remember getting out of the car, but here I am on the sidewalk, standing in front of the hottest guy I’ve laid eyes on in a while. He’s straddling his motorcycle, gripping the handles so hard every single muscle in his arms is standing out. And boy, does he have a lot of those. Good thing he’s wearing a t-shirt. But it’s his eyes that really draw me in, deep green, glowing like some jewel under the evening lights.

He froze after seeing me too, but recovered quicker, giving me a very interested up and down look, and making me wish I was wearing something nicer than my leggings and oversized, washed out Metallica t-shirt.

“Are you alright?” I ask.

The edge of his lips rises up into a very suggestive grin. “Yeah. But only because it’s you.” He gives me another one of those up and down looks that I feel deep in my core.

“In the future, you should look in the rearview before peeling out the driveway like that.”

“You’re… you’re Debbie’s son, right?” I say. “The soldier?”

“Marine, but yeah,” he says. “Ashton… Ash.”

I take the hand he’s offering and shake it. The moment our skin touches a jolt of fire flashes through me and my mind turns completely blank.

“Bea,” I stutter. “You don’t remember me at all?”

He narrows his eyes at me, still holding my hand, which I like very much. But I don’t like the blank look in his eyes as he tries to figure out if he knows me or not.

But I remember him. His mother and my family have been neighbors for ages, my mom and his are very good friends, and yes, I remember her bad boy son very clearly. I had the biggest crush on him in junior high. He is a few years older than me and never spent a lot of time here, but it still rankles than he has no memory of me.

“Remember that one time my cat Buster got stuck in your apple tree?” I ask as he finally releases my hand. I must’ve been eleven at the time. He was already in high school, I’m sure.

“Sorry,” he says, shaking his head. “My memory of back then isn’t good. I never really belonged here, so I should go.”

He walks back to his bike, not even glancing at me one last time.

“Well, I guess I’ll see you around then,” I say, much too loudly and shrilly.

He does look at me now, all that interest that I feel echoed in his eyes, but he grins and shakes his head.

“I doubt it,” he says, revs his bike, the sound vibrating right through me as he speeds away.

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