Part Three of the Money Can't Buy Happiness series.

What happens to the Tacoma Killah when she pulls into the garage needing a flat changed? Can a billionaire trust fund kid and a psychotic killer build a life for themselves even though they come from two vastly different worlds?

The diner was found by accident. The rain was impossible and freezing, roaring down from the sky in sideways sheets that turned the asphalt into a strip of Teflon. It was dangerous conditions for a car, let alone a motorcycle. Or: There is a reason Happy keeps going back to the diner, and it's not just the pie.

Ava tried, tried so hard to be a good old lady and taking the name princess of Charming, but being Jax Teller's wife was no joke. Between countless banter between crow eaters and sweetbutts, Ava always felt she needed to stand her ground, but when she finds Jax talking to another girl, one from the past that constantly tried breaking them up. Ava does the only thing she thinks is logical. Leave. Five years later Ava returns with a set of divorce papers that Jax has been refusing to sign and now with an upcoming wedding she's hiding from Jax he may be the reason Ava can't marry the man of her dreams. But what happens when Jax and Ava decide to reminisce about old memories over a bottle of whiskey they received on their wedding day ten years ago. Will Ava be able to resist that Teller smile she fell in love with or will she convince him to sign her papers so she can move on with her life?

What if Andy had dark past before she became a cop. What if after her mother left she became a different person, so her father sent her to spend her teen years Charming, California to live with her Uncle Piney. When Andy and Marlo on a routine traffic run, that past comes back to her and she has to pick a side. The wonderful cover by: @lupins

She is the girl-next-door, the goody-two-shoes and the Princess of Charming. He's the Prince of SAMCRO, a murderer, an outlaw and one of the most hated amongst law enforcement. What happens when this unlikely pair grow their acquaintance to something more?

Following the birth of his son, Jax finds his father's manuscript that details the path of destruction the club would inevitably face. With his father's ghost shadowing him and the weight of fatherhood, Jax is faced with the choices and consequences of his lifestyle that bleeds over to his son and old lady. Book II out of III of the Almost is Never Enough series.

Jax Teller and Tara Knowles daughter, Ellie Teller, is found after missing for 7 years. A whirlwind of events occurs after and Jax is determined to get his family back together once again. [S1-7] Word Count: TBU

I freeze at the sound of the all to familiar woman's voice, a voice I haven't heard in twelve years. I swallow and shake my head, gathering my thoughts, "Hey Gemma." "How're you darlin'?" She asks. "I'm good," I lie, "How did you get this number?" I ask, feeling my hands shake. "Clubs got connections, but that don' matter." She says dismissively. "How're you Gemma?" I ask, all of a sudden neverous. "I'm fine Darlin' but that's what I was calling you about." She says and I hear something in her voice. "What is it?" I ask, wondering what's going on. "It's Jax baby." She says and the breath leaves my body, immobilising me. "Baby, I need you to come home." She states. Emily Carter hadn't been home in over twelve years, leaving behind everything she loved. But when she's gets a phone call from the woman she considered her mother, begging for her to come home she had no choice. She comes back to Charming and soon things are as complicated as they were twelve years ago with both the club and its Vice President. Will things ever be the same as they were twelve years ago? Will Emily ever be able get back into the club life? Will the club ever find out the past that she's tried so hard to hide from them? Copyright @ree_louise

After being separated for a year, Vanessa believed it was time to move on. End it clean for the sake of their boys and for them. Despite still being in love with Jax, too much had happened, too much did happen. But six years was hard to let go and she still loved him.