He's the only man who makes me weak. He’s the only man strong enough to ruin me. And he’s the only man I’ll ever love. Snapper No questions. No witnesses. No attachments. No casualties. That’s the code I live by in the Hell's Mayhem MC. It keeps me in check, keeps the monster my father created under control. At least, it did—until Lucian storms back into my life, threatening to unravel everything I’ve built. Now, I'm stuck proving my loyalty all over again. Can I bury my past along with Lucian? Or will my secrets consume me before I get the chance? Lucian Obsession has a cost. I wasn’t willing to pay it before, but now that I’m back, with him so damn close, I don’t care about the consequences. They call him dangerous, and they’re not wrong—I’ve seen what he’s capable of. But the only thing he’s ever destroyed is me. Can I walk away before I lose myself completely? Or will my obsession destroy us both? \*The club storyline will make the most sense if the books are read in order, but it isn't necessary as each book focuses on a different relationship.

He never thought he’d fall. She never thought she’d survive. Anastacia I never knew what safety felt like—until him. Grizz is loud, reckless, and everything I should be afraid of… but he’s the only one who’s made me feel protected. After escaping the MC that kept me prisoner, I should be running far from this world. But I’m pregnant. Alone. And terrified. Grizz says he’ll keep us safe. But the men who hurt me—they're not finished. And I don’t know if even he can stop them. Grizz I never planned on settling down. The club’s my family, and I’ve always been the screw-up with a joke on my lips and blood on my hands. Then Anastacia happened. She’s soft, quiet, and so damn breakable—and she’s carrying a baby that’s mine to protect, no matter what. I don’t know how to be a dad, but I know how to kill. And if the Iron Runners think they’re getting anywhere near her again, I’ll show them exactly what kind of monster I can be. \*The club storyline will make the most sense if the books are read in order, but it isn't necessary as each book focuses on a different relationship.