Hell's Claim
They mourned him for years believing he was dead, and to Hellfire MC, he was. However, he escaped the darkness that swept his club that nearly cost him his life and discovered a new family. But time marched on, and he needed answers. Hellfire still had a rat, and he needed to hunt it down and get vengeance. Returning to Spearfish was meant to give him answers to his questions, except it gave him much more than he’d expected.
One night blew her mind, but the next day wrecked her confidence. She fled Spearfish, determined to ignore those who were her naysayers and walk her own path in life. She’d not had a family for most of her life, so who needed them now? If they wanted to be negative ninnies, so be it. She didn’t need them! Deep down, though, she did need him despite her stubbornness and anger.
Images torture him of a night spent with a temptress, and he finally realises what he forgot. He knows why she ran, and now she’s back, and he’s not letting her go. The past stalks them both, and they have their own wounds and scars, some physical, some mental, the rest emotional.
The traitor is on the warpath, old foes return, bodies once buried no longer remain so, and cops are breathing down Hellfire’s neck. The traitor is actively working to destroy him and his future. Will he win, or will he finally be brought to his knees and lose the woman he loves, his family and the future he’s fighting for?
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