Rosie Montague is 23 and on a mission of self destruction, haunted by her past. When she meets the VP of The Devils Riders, Reaper, her bang 'n' bail attitude is challenged. Can he get through her barriers? Or is she forever stuck in her ways. When her past catches up with her can she finally accept the help Reapers wants to give.

"Because only a demon could recognize an angel when he saw one." Wolf was the Devil's Henchmen MC's greatest asset. He was their killer. People feared him because of what he would do for his club. He wasn't an average man. He felt no remorse, no guilt, no shame. He did what he had to do to protect the people that had taken him in and give him the family he craved. That was until he met Lillian. His Dove. She came into his life and turned everything he knew on its head. He would do whatever it took to have her for himself. Even if it meant going against his club.

Wild. Free. Wind. Road. Escape. For fifteen years Sara Gulliver yearned for anything that wasn't home. Her blood itched and her little Honda drove her wherever she wanted to go, uncaring of relationships, friendships and the world outside her own breeze. At thirty, when the road became bumpy, the wind chilling and life caught up, she decides to settle and grow roots, the only issue is that growing roots on a wind-born tree is almost impossible. Catcher has lived on fumes for a decade. The past doesn't fade when one has a past like his. Every day, moment to moment, he fights demons screaming. His life is defined by one thing, the club. Standing at the helm of a brotherhood is the only reason he ever raises his gaze to anything . A strip club, money changing hands and a brotherhood who desperately needed some sunshine. A woman who wanted roots but found chains. This is a a story of finding your place in the world, no matter what that might be. (MC story, highly explicit, be warned)

Awaking from the dead changes a person. Sara Gulliver has done it all, and now she wants revenge for what was taken from her. A killer in the making, she struggles with motherhood and sisterhood equally, after all live free and die wilder.