Torpedo never imagined when he joined the Ares Infidels that his life would turn out the way it did. He has a close club family, and he really enjoys his life. Occasionally, he wonders what it would be like to have a woman of his own like so many of his club brothers do, but he knows nothing in life is guaranteed. He’s making the most of what he has and enjoying the fun along the way. That’s until a beautiful woman, Londyn, comes to the club one night asking for help. Now, the club usually helps without a protest if the need is real, except this time, the president’s comments make her walk away without telling them why she came. As the club and, more specifically, Torpedo try to earn Londyn’s trust and learn her secret, they find themselves in a familiar situation, although not a good one. Torpedo finds he’s determined to make Londyn see they’re perfect for each other, only Torpedo isn’t the only man in her life. When not one but two men turn up in vying for her attention, he’s ready to fight for her even more, and he’ll do whatever it takes. Her history with one of them drives his desire to get rid of them and leads him to make a mistake that almost ends them. As problems are revealed, two people’s history is shared, and desire turns to love. And the club and Londyn are placed in a dangerous situation. Londyn is used to danger and has no problem facing it. If what she suspects is true, there is a need to rid Tenillo of another evil criminal element. And she’s prepared and capable of getting her hands just as dirty as the club. Torpedo finds he has been entranced by Londyn, and he’ll have to compromise to keep her, but she and the life they can have are more than worth it.