I've loved him since I was old enough to understand what that meant. Max Jackson, patched member of the Knight's MC, is someone Wren Armstrong’s father considers a friend. She shouldn't want him. Shouldn't need him. But she does. She always has. When Wren is put in danger while away at school, she's forced to return home to Hawthorne, Nevada, on the back of the bike of the very man she left to avoid. That first kiss is everything she ever dreamed it would be and everything Max has tried like hell to deny. But when danger looms with Wren at its center, Max will stop at nothing to protect her. Even if it means losing everything else he loves in the process. This is the story of Max and Wren. The first in the Ride Series Second Generation Max can be read as a stand-alone, but it's recommended that you read the First Generation Ride series. \* Due to strong language and sexual content, this book is not intended for readers under the age of 18.

I’ve never known what it’s like to have a dream that’s really mine. To live a life without fear. Being the niece of the most ruthless mob boss in Las Vegas has made any sort of freedom impossible. Francesca Rossi has spent much of her life balancing the weight of running the family bakery with avoiding her uncle’s life of violence and corruption. When Maddox Black forces his way into her life, sure of himself and of her, he’ll force her to see that there’s more to life than fear.But when fear becomes reality, Maddox and Francesca will have to decide if their dreams are worth fighting for. This is the story of Francesca and Maddox, the second installment in the Ride Series Second Generation.Maddox can be read as a stand-alone, but it's recommended that you read the First Generation Ride series.\* Due to strong language and sexual content, this book is not intended for readers under the age of 18.

From the moment Cash Walker encounters Layla West, it's clear she's different than any woman he's ever met. Her bright green eyes and strong will have him captivated. She's his. Now he just has to convince her. After losing her nan, Layla relocates to Hawthorne, Nevada, with her five-year-old daughter and the desire for a fresh start. What she hadn't planned on was a cocky, hot-as-hell biker determined to work his way into her heart. When danger threatens Layla, Cash will stop at nothing to protect the family he's claimed, even if it means partnering with a club from the past in unexpected ways. This the story of Layla and Cash, the third book in the Ride Series Second Generation. \* Due to strong language and sexual content, this book is not intended for readers under the age of 18.

As her older brother's best friend, Gunner Pierce has been part of Emmie Jackson's life for just about as long as she can remember. The often arrogant, always annoying Gunner keeps his distance - except when it comes to demanding she cover up or chasing away every man who expresses the slightest interest. When Emmie is kidnapped and confronted with a life or death situation, for the first time, Gunner seems ready to acknowledge what's been between them for longer than either would ever admit. If he can keep her alive. As Gunner's past becomes the present, what's important in life comes into sharp focus. Now he'll need to convince Emmie that a future with him is worth living. This is the story of Gunner and Emmie. The fourth book in the Ride Series Second Generation.