Cassandra

All good boys go to Heaven, but bad boys bring Heaven to you.

Eighteen-year-old Cassandra Hayes is the picture-perfect preacher's daughter-polite smile, Sunday dresses, and a reputation cleaner than the church pews she grew up on. But behind closed doors, perfection is a prison. Her father, the town's beloved pastor, is a man of fire and fury-his sermons sharp, his words sharper, and when the whiskey hits, his hands sharper still. The only side of Cassandra the town ever sees is the angel he demands she be... but her friends know the truth.
She has a wild streak burning under her skin, a desperate hunger for freedom-and someone, someday, who won't control her.

She definitely didn't expect that someone to be Donovan "Don" Carver-a six-foot-six wall of tattoos, leather, and sin who roars into town with a motorcycle and a glare that could burn down heaven. He's twenty-nine, new to the quiet little community, and completely uninterested in following its outspoken rules.

Especially the one about staying away from the preacher's daughter.

She's sunlight with shadows.

He's darkness looking for a place to rest.

And when their worlds collide, sparks don't just fly-they ignite.

Cassandra is everything Don isn't-gentle, bright, hopeful-but she also carries rebellion in her bones, a secret fire that draws him like a moth. And Don is everything Cassandra's father preaches against-older, dangerous, unapologetic-but he's also the first person who sees her, truly sees her.
As Don's biker crew rolls into town and Cassandra slips further from her father's grip, their connection becomes impossible to hide. Impossible to ignore.

And impossible to survive without consequence.

In a town built on reputation, judgment, and whispered secrets... what happens when the preacher's daughter falls for the devil on a bike?

A story of forbidden desire, found family, and two broken souls who find their freedom in each other.