Agony may be a natural flirt, but that didn’t stop him from dreaming of having a woman of his own to love and have a family with. Years of watching his friends get their happily ever after lives has worn him down. He’s at the point of admitting it isn’t in the cards for him. He never expects that while confronting a woman he thinks is wronging his grandmother, he’ll find a woman he knows can be the one for him. If only she isn’t a fake, that is. He leaves her with a warning and tries to move on. Only he can’t seem to forget about her. Later, when he discovers he was wrong about her and he goes to apologize, he’s left scared at the idea of losing her. His attempt to protect his grandmother and others, has backfired in ways he hasn’t expected. As he scrambles to make things right and to show her that he wants more than to make amends or a few nights with her, she learns who he truly is. Eliana never expects the sexy, handsome biker on her doorstep to ruin her world, but he does, in more than one way. She has no reason to trust him or any man. Her past showed her that ugly truth, or so she thought. Giving into Agony’s pleas and charm isn’t as easy as she thought, but it’s not as hard either. She loves what she does and the people she helps. It’s given her life meaning. As they work through misunderstandings, Agony’s past, a hateful bunny, insecurities and an unknown threat, Eliana discovers that she’s found her one true love. Along with gaining Agony, she gains a family she’s never had or imagined. All due to saying yes and becoming Agony’s Medicine Woman.

Dare has been proud to be a member of the Pagan Souls MC in Cherokee for close to two decades. He has good friends he calls brothers and a life that brings him a lot of happiness. It’s brotherhood that has him and a few of his Cherokee brothers answering the call for assistance from another chapter of Pagans. He has no idea that by doing so, he’s about to step into a whole different and new path in his life. Joli is thrilled to be working a job she sees so much potential in and living close to the one family member she’s proud to claim, her cousin, Chaos. He’s a member of the Pagan Souls in Lake Oconee. However, after a short time there, trouble finds her and the Pagans call in their other chapter to help them resolve it. The first meeting between Dare and Joli ends in a totally shocking moment. Words are said, and a chance is taken. Fast forward to Joli spending time in Cherokee. She’s deciding whether she’ll take Dare up on his offer or not. While she does, her life is still on hold because of the trouble that found her in Lake Oconee. A run-in with an old acquaintance of the club makes Joli think long and hard about her future. As the story about this acquaintance unfolds more, changes are made. Only when those are expressed to the one in question, there are repercussions that may end up costing Dare his woman. Only time and a grand gesture will determine if this biker ends up having a happily ever after with Dare’s Doll.

Knight’s life completely changes once he finds out he has a daughter. The months he spends learning to be one and forming a relationship with her has been bumpy but good. He loves her and his club. The only thing his life is missing is female companionship. He has doubts he’ll ever have anything permanent, but he’s come to accept his daughter is his priority, not his love life. A new club endeavor brings a woman to his notice. Only he gets the wrong idea about her and runs her off. When he finds out he’s wrong, he insists on making it right. And making it right means protecting her, even if she won’t tell him who he and his club need to protect her from. Natalya seemingly has it all. She’s the daughter of a very wealthy man. She can live a life of leisure and that’s what Knight mistakenly thinks. If only her life was as rosy as everyone assumed. Her run-in with Knight leads to more interactions with him and his club, even though she tries to push them away. It’s not safe for her or them if they continue to associate. When the club finds her hurt and in danger, they insist she accept their help. This puts her in Knight’s sights daily. As they get to know each other and she forgives him for their first encounter, they, along with Knight’s daughter, Cara, become a family in the making. Only there’s more than one person who has their own agenda and wants Natalya for their own reasons. Knight and the Pagans have more than one battle to win in order to eliminate their enemies and let Natalya remain forever more Knight’s Bright Eyes, so they can form a family.

Twisted is staring forty in the face, and he doesn’t see a woman or family in sight. He’s been secretly wishing for one but not hopeful of his chances, so he decides to leave it to the rest of his club to settle down. One day, A chance ride ends up with him seeing something that disturbs him. He intervenes. The victims scurry off, and he can’t forget. It preys on him so much that he keeps revisiting the scene. Not long afterward, he sees it again, but only this time, it’s worse. He intervenes again, and when he ends up at a house to talk to the children’s parents, he gets the shock of his life. Zahirah is just trying to raise her niece and nephew and give them a decent life. But there are always people who make it an ordeal. They’ve suffered enough loss; they don’t need harassment. When a scary biker comes to the door, and the kids show fear, she attacks as soon as she opens the door, only to find he’s not the bad guy—he’s a good guy. A chance encounter, bullies, people who’re prejudiced, and people trying to rule lives are just some things Twisted and Zahirah, along with Aliya and Arif, have to face. Twisted is determined not only to solve their problems but to win the beautiful Zahirah for himself. He knows he’s met his old lady. Now, all he has to do is convince her while keeping them safe—just another day in the life of a Pagan Soul.

Mace is enjoying another day as a Pagan Soul. He’s returning from a trip to see his blood family when he walks into an intense situation at home. It seems his friend and fellow club brother, Twisted, found a woman hiding in the bathroom at their truck stop. She’s scared and possibly hurt. She’s brought to the compound to be checked out, and her story is shared with the others. Immediately, Mace is assailed by feelings he can’t explain. And he tries to ignore and resist them. Unthinking words hurt her feelings and cause tension between them. Jessamy never imagines she’ll be kidnapped, escape, and then be rescued by bikers. She’s wary at first, but soon, the Pagans put her at ease. She shares with them what happened to her. The only one she can’t relax around is Mace. He stirs these emotions and a physical awareness in her. She’s uncertain why she’s feeling them, and when she hears what he says, she’s determined to leave and find another way to bring the men responsible for her situation to justice. The Pagan Souls offer to do it is appreciated, but she doesn’t want to bring danger to them. Mace contends with conflicting emotions, jealousy, and a whole lot more. However, he does realize what he Jessamy. It’s not up to him to convince her they should be together. If only a determined club bunny would leave him alone. Throw in unknown people they need to find in order to make Jessamy safe and another threat from an outlaw club, and they have so much to settle before Mace, and his Madonna can have what others dream a life together.

The only woman capable of handling this enforcer, strip club managing biker, is a Troublemaker. Hulk’s years as a Pagan haven’t all been sunshine and daisies. He’s fought many battles and protected his club and its friends from many enemies. And overall, he’s content with his life, other than a yearning for a woman of his own, a family of his own. When his club hears about a young woman in their town who was drugged and assaulted, they want to offer their help to find the person responsible and make him pay. This kind of crime, the Pagans can’t let law enforcement handle. Before they can meet her and offer to take care of the problem, the club finds out she has an aunt who is out to find the person responsible and make him pay. At their first meeting, Hulk realizes a couple of things. One, these two women have had things rough and survived. Two, there was no way Celeste, Capri’s aunt, would allow anyone to take over the search for the culprit. And third, Hulk has never been so taken with a woman in his life. Celeste, at nineteen, took over raising her niece when her brother and his wife were lost. They struggled, yet they persevered. Celeste’s day job as a court reporter has made her jaded. She’s seen too many people get off when they shouldn’t have. And seen victims treated like they were the criminals. She’s not allowing that to happen to her niece. She’ll find the one who hurt Capri and deal with him herself. Anyone thinking she doesn’t have the guts to do it will discover they’re dead wrong. Hulk and Celeste agree to work together. And the journey isn’t easy. They don’t know who hurt Capri. Or if her supposed friend, Vanessa, had anything to do with what happened. More and more questions arise. Where is Vanessa? Is Capri’s attacker lurking in the shadows, waiting for a chance to get his hands on her again? How will Hulk and Celeste navigate bringing two strong souls together? It’ll take the whole club to protect the women and bring the attacker to justice, Pagan Style. However, one thing is certain in the end. With a Hulk and a Troublemaker, life will never be dull. It’ll be a life worth living.