Melody Grant never thought her life would take the turn it did. After the death of her father, Melody moves cross country with her dog, Coal to get away from all the memories and an ex-fiancé. Melody had no idea that life would continue to throw curveballs her way in the form of some friendly, neighborhood bikers.

When Lucy left her home in Atlanta, she expected to be lonely and vulnerable, living on the streets as a runaway. She hadn't expected to end up in Arizona and had definitely never expected to be taken in by the Bulldogs MC. As if settling in with the Bulldogs isn't hard enough, she still has to navigate high school, boys, crushes and... streetfights? Will she be able to find her home with the Bulldogs, or is it all too good to be true?

Stand-alone prequel to 'Just Keep Running', this is Ash and Mel's story. Every time Ash sees Mel, he tries another cheesy pickup line on her. She can't deny that she's attracted to him, but there are obstacles in the way. Will the club get in the way of their budding relationship, or will it be Mel's refusal to believe in love that tears them apart? Contains mild language.

• Levi • I've wished for death too many times to count when I was a child. Too bad only my soul died, not my body. Now that i'm older, I refuse to give up.I want answers. Answers that my family can give me. A family that doesn't even know I exist. What the hell am I getting myself into? • Mayhem • I was born into this life. The club life. Violence, drugs, murder, woman, the brotherhood. It was always part of my life, minus the woman. I stay away from woman. I don't trust them, I hate them. I don't want them around me. But the little sister of my President apparently is an exception, since she won't get out of my fucking head. I'm obsessed. I hate her. I want her more than I hate her. I will get her, she will be mine. *This story contains violence, mature language, sexual content and dark themes* **I don't own any of the pictures used in this story; all right go to their rightful owners**

Ava is a bounty hunter that hunts and lives alone. Her job takes her to Berkeley after a dangerous outlaw, member of a motorcycle club that is accused of serious crimes. As she follows him, she realizes that there is someone else after her prey: a rival motorcycle club that wants the man dead. If she wants to collect her money and finish the job she has no other choice. She has to work with the club and especially one particular hot, sexy and haughty biker, Bjorn. Bjorn has been a member of the Riders of Tyr even before he was born. His father was a member and he had no choice but to follow the life. All the people he knows are members or affiliated to the club and his life is tied to it. When his King orders him to blow up a member of the rival gang, he doesn't even flinch. He never expected that he would end up working with a stubborn, bad-ass bounty hunter. That also happens to be unbearably alluring.

** Wattpad Featured Story ** Lenni has been running for months, constantly moving and never putting down roots. When she runs into a face from her past, halfway around the world from home, will she finally be able to stop running, or are old habits too hard to break? This is a story of one woman's fight for survival, and the bikers who may make or break her. Contains lots of swearing. Warning: May contain triggers for suicide, domestic abuse, rape and mental health issues. Please don't read if these make you uncomfortable. Copyright © 2017. All rights reserved. This book or any portion thereof may not be reproduced or used in any manner whatsoever without the express written permission of the publisher except for the use of brief quotations in a book review.

Sequel to Just Keep Running. Lenni has finally found some stability in her life. But just as she begins to settle down, it seems that everyone around her is falling apart. Can Lenni hold everyone together, or is this the end of the Bulldogs as we know them? Copyright © 2017. All rights reserved. This book or any portion thereof may not be reproduced or used in any manner whatsoever without the express written permission of the publisher except for the use of brief quotations in a book review.