Mercenary: My self-inflicted name says it all. I’m a nomadic soldier for hire. This isn’t just a job to me, this is my life and who I am. I’ve recently been employed on a locate and rescue mission by the President of the Twisted Iron MC. Turns out, all is not what it appears to be. With lethal men hot on my trail, will I successfully be able to pull off this task? Or will the only thing I’ve ever loved, turn out to be the one thing that changes my life forever? Outlaw: I’m nobody’s little angel. Growing up in an MC constantly surrounded by drugs, sex and lies has hardened my heart. Especially now that I’ve found myself in the crosshairs of one of my fathers’ enemies. Darkness shackles me tight in its grip and I find that I’m unable to rescue myself. Will this tragic event course correct the rest of my life? Or will I meet my demise before that ever has a chance to take place? This is not intended for readers under the age of 18+

Edge I’ve only ever lived and breathed for one thing, and that was my club, my family.
They’re all I’ve ever had since I was a child. My birth parents were original Twisted Iron MC members who were among the slaughtered during an attack. The only mission I ever thought I’d find myself on was protecting this club—not my heart. Not the heart that beats within my chest, no, she has a name. Talia. She saved my life once, and I’m willing to risk it all if I can keep her safe. She thinks she can martyr herself to protect me, but I won’t let her go that easily. Talia He was a living and breathing embodiment of everything I had been running from. Or so I thought, the day I found his near-lifeless body. It’s true what they say. Looks can be deceiving. Every single horrible thing his physical appearance represented to me, turned out to be untrue. I was in hiding, on the run from my past. That’s when the present, and my possible future, found me. Some might say that I found and saved him, but that wouldn’t be my truth. Now that we’ve found each other, my past is being forced out into the open. I’ve been down this road before, and I refuse to let anyone else be victimized—even if it means walking away from the happiness I’ve finally found.