Growing up in Fort Collins, Colorado, being a biker was definitely not uncommon. In fact, if you didn't have one member of your family own a motorcycle, you probably weren't from there. Elizabeth (Liz) Collins wasn't a stranger to the speed of life. Her family owned a Motorcycle shop and her brother won every race he signed up for. So when he loses one, she's all the more intrigued by who he's lost to. Jason Morris was very keen to let people know who he was in his new town now that he'd moved in with his father. More specifically, he wanted to prove himself to his Motorcycle Club as the newest Prospective Member. Step one: beat Eric Collins in a motorcycle race. Complete. Little did he know that Eric's sister would be the one he'd end up trying to impress. A story of stolen kisses, stolen love, and stolen property. They're both about to break the law in every form possible. But to stay together, some shit has to fall apart. - "You're very good at sweet nothings." I had said after our third round. "They're easy to come up with when the subject is as-" I placed a kiss on his lips to shut him up, not accepting another compliment. I sat straddling his legs again, running my fingers up and down his chest. "Seriously, if you don't stop I think I'm gonna hide underneath the covers." He wiggled his eyebrows and lifted the blanket below him. "I'd be down for that." I gasped and whacked him on the shoulder repeatedly, until he flipped us over and was on top of me. He placed his legs on either side of mine and ran his hands through my hair, staring at every part of my face. "Where have you been all my life?" "Waiting." - live on the wild side. (Some mature themes) cover by : @annie-joyce - #1 in meandyou 07/2019 #1 in matureaudience 12/2019 #1 in racing 1/2020 #3 in biker 12/2019 #2 in tattoos 3/2020 #6 in interracial 5/2020

We all know the transition from High School to College is...hard. For this pair, it was about to get a lot harder. In Book 2 of The Biker Series, we catch up with Liz and Jason as they left things. A mess. Ellie is now dating Jeremy and has officially gotten back into that 'normal' lifestyle she had been craving since meeting Jason. While Jason has thrusted himself into everything Lucifer's Angels. However, after seeing each other again, they can't help but wonder if their relationship is one worth fighting for. With Ellie not sure if a life of crime is a life she wants for the rest of hers, and Jason not sure if Ellie would stay with him through thick & thin. But after Jason makes a shocking discovery which leads him on the path of finding his mother's murderer, and Ellie finds clues as to who her birth parents are; they both realize they'll need each other a lot more than they thought. - "It's your past though, so I-I don't know. I wanted to know more." He smirked. A reaction I'd missed more than everything, but for some reason felt out of place in this situation. He pulled me in closer again, forcing me to feel every clench of his body. "You want to know more about me?" My dress was already too thin to protect me from the cold, but the warmth of his body only chilled me further. "I figured that it's strange to say I was once engaged to a man I didn't know everything about." I whispered back into his ear. Spinning me around to hold me from behind, I felt his breath on my neck, causing the hair to raise. "Believe me, you know everything." "Do I?" "Let's test it shall we? What am I thinking about right now?" I laughed against him. This is the man I remembered. The one I loved. "Something I should not say out loud." - To move forward, they'll need to look back. (Some mature themes) Book 2 -

Ignorance truly is bliss. The shocking murder of media mogul, Henry Bandieer, sparks chaos in the small town of Pinehive. And when twenty-two year old Natasha Evans becomes the number one suspect, mayhem ensues. As the investigation continues, her world spirals and everything she knows is called into question. Past secrets and present deceptions collide in this twisted tale where nothing is ever as it seems.