In this steamy series opener from bestselling author Jamie K. Schmidt—whose writing has been called “hot and sexy, with just the right amount of emotional punch,” by Lauren Layne—a vigilante biker takes the power of love into his own hands. Lucy Simmons comes from a rough family, but she’s a damn good public defender. Even though she hates to see criminals walk due to sloppy police work, the law’s there to make sure everyone gets a fair trial, and Lucy certainly doesn’t believe in the kind of justice meted out by the leather-clad ex-cop they call “Evil.” He’s stubborn, cynical, and out of control—but he plays her body like no man ever has. For once, both Lucy’s boss and her brother agree: The biker is trouble. Evan Villiers took a sacred vow to let no killer, rapist, or pedophile go unpunished. When scumbags fall through the system, his motorcycle club cleans up the garbage. Although the Sons of Babylon and their methods may not be to Lucy’s liking, the beautiful lawyer has become Evan’s light in the dark. But his next hit is Lucy’s own brother—a murderer who got off on a technicality. Now, with his loyalties split, Evan must turn his back on his brothers . . . or lose the woman who has claimed his reckless heart. Includes a special message from the editor, as well as an excerpt from another Loveswept title.

A fiercely protective bad boy. An innocent reporter in serious trouble. They shouldn’t work, but after he throws her onto his bike, there’s no going back. If Josh Lehman learned one thing as a Green Beret, it’s patience. Josh founded the Sentinels of Babylon because he was sick and tired of watching scumbags cheat the system—scumbags like the man who murdered his sister. Of course, if Josh’s sniper rifle was linked to the death of his ex-brother-in-law, that might be a problem. The bigger problem is the nosy reporter who’s this close to exposing the club. Josh has to find a way to keep her hot mouth from talking . . . but he’ll be damned if he lets someone take her from him. Not on his watch. Ashley Carver thought she’d do anything for a scoop. That was before her latest story leads to multiple attempts on her life. Ashley’s been investigating a homicide that has gone unsolved for five years when she uncovers evidence tying the vigilantes of the Sentinels of Babylon to a revenge killing. Now she’s in their crosshairs. But after Josh defies all notions of club loyalty to come to Ashley’s aid, soon they’re burning up the sheets—and taking on the world. Sentinel’s Kiss was previously published by Random House. This new edition has updated editing and new scenes. While it's book two in the S.O.B. motorcycle club series, it can be read as a stand alone. No cheating. No Cliffhangers. Just pure unadulterated sexy times with a hard as nails alpha male and the woman who dared to tame him.

Former men's prison guard, Morgan Wallace, knows trouble when he sees it. And ex-con, Naomi Briggs, should have a capital "T" tattooed on her impressive chest instead of that little devil he can't stop staring at. As the new bartender at the Sentinels of Babylon’s bar, Naomi has a smart mouth that entices Morgan to take her up on what her body is offering—even when he knows he needs to keep his distance. However, when he finds her staring at the man she shot dead, he takes control of the situation. Tough, Dedicated, undercover cop Naomi Briggs wants to catch the vigilantes who are racking up the body count on Long Island. All the evidence is pointing that Morgan is in up to his tight muscled ass in the illegal killings when he makes her problem in the alley go away. However, as she tries to find concrete evidence that the Sentinels of Babylon are murdering people, nothing seems to stick. Things escalate between the two of them when they can't keep their hands and other body parts off each other. Naomi wants to come clean about who she really is, but there is too much at stake. If the Sentinels of Babylon are innocent, she could lose Morgan when he learns her real identity. However, if they’re guilty she’ll have to choose between a career-making collar and the love of her life.

A border line sociopath vigilante and a dedicated Internal Affairs police detective shouldn’t hook up. And a hook up should be one and done, not every stolen moment. Ryder Brooks confessed to several Long Island murders on her deathbed. Only she didn’t die. And then she disappeared from her hospital bed shortly after confessing her many sins. Travis Munson has been encouraged to forget what he heard by government men in suits. They’re not telling him where Ryder is, and he’s not about to let her go without a fight. He’s a loose end. She’s a loose cannon. They shouldn’t work, and yet Ryder can’t stay away and Travis can’t let her go.