When Mars Cannon meets a male exotic dancer at a bachelorette party, all decent thoughts fly out the window . . . until reality hits. And it hits hard! He has a secret and a long list of aliases. He’s not what he seems and Mars is dragged into a killer’s path. Mars needs to outsmart an irresistible man and outrun a killer, all while pulling off her friend’s wedding without a hitch. Unfortunately, when it comes to the exotic dancer, she just can’t say no.

Without a job, Mars Cannon becomes prey to Mrs. Janowski’s newest project. Predator Patrol. Along with four feisty seniors, Mars searches for internet predators. Hoping she doesn’t run across any, she becomes friends with a young boy who crushes her in every internet game they play. However, as their friendship grows, so does a dangerous problem. Is he really who he says he is? With no money and no job prospects, Mars finds herself at the door of The Road Hog Bar. The surly owner has no time for her and finds her completely unsuitable for the bartending position at his biker bar. Mars, unfortunately, is desperate. She’ll fight for the job even if it means having to stop bar brawls; a skill she has yet to learn. And where are Brett and Evan? Mars has yet to hear from either of them. The combination of no money, no job, and no man can be brutal enough . . . add a predator, and it’s deadly.

The ladies are at it again. They’ve switched gears and designed uniforms to become Madison’s Security Squad. The uniforms? Hideous. The job? An arcade that pays in tokens. Figuring that it’s a low-key job, Mars hopes that the ladies will stay out of trouble. Wrong. So very wrong. When the arcade wall is vandalized repeatedly, Mrs. Janowski calls the squad for immediate action. With Aaron’s help, they decode the message on the wall, leading them to a seedy bar where danger lurks. The bar’s parking lot is full, but where are the customers? Mars has her own problems to work through. Evan and Brett . . . and the envelope. Mars discovers a secret that Evan’s been keeping, threatening their new relationship. And Brett . . . God, she doesn’t know what to do about him. But she’ll have to figure it out, and soon.

Mars Cannon is in Texas with Brett, ready to face her worst nightmare in court. The Sledgehammer’s trial will commence in only a few days, and Mars’ nerves begin to fray. With Brett’s help, she prepares to face the killer one last time. But there’s a snag. Mysterious boxes appear on doorsteps with new, horrifying evidence. While Annie is behind bars, the murders continue. The defense lawyer will demand her release in light of this new evidence. Mars knows Annie is the killer, so who is the copycat? While Brett works with T to shed light on the latest murder, Brett’s past catches up with him. Mars receives anonymous texts revealing Brett is not the man she thinks he is. He’s a hitman with a perfect completion rating, and his next target hits too close to home. When she overhears his conversation with T, she fears for her life and wants to run. The only problem: She’s stranded in Texas. In a moment of panic, she engages the help of Rand, Brett’s young, ill-tempered uncle. With two serial killers on the loose and Brett on the hunt, Mars quickly finds herself in the crosshairs. Mrs. Janowski and her friends ride in to help, enlisting the aid of the Comets, a biker gang with Mars’ dad as their newest member. They drive cross-country on a mission to take down the lynchpin that entwines them all together. But Brett has other plans for them.

Mars Cannon was thrilled not to be included in Mrs. Janowski’s newest club: The Fearsome Foursome. Mars had enough on her plate without having to chase after four feisty seniors. Reopening the Hog with Rand was a project, to say the least. If only she could persuade Brett and Rand to get along, then her life would be perfect. Well, not really. Perfect was never in her grasp, not when Emily had followed Brett back from Italy and took over Mars’ house and Brett’s office. Not when Rand instigated fights with Brett. Not when Brett worked around the clock. And certainly not when Ida was arrested for murder and Mars had to take her place in the Fearsome Foursome. When Ida refused legal counsel and wouldn’t speak with friends or family, the Fearsome Foursome gathered to help. But poking around in Ida’s past proved daunting. It was clear from the start that Ida was protecting someone. But who and why? The ladies plodded on the best way they knew how, causing havoc, wars, and banishment. If that wasn’t enough to knock Mars over the edge, Brett gets caught with another woman.