Road to War
Beckham ‘Rooster’ Cahill
After a bad judgment call, I left Oregon to get my head together. It was supposed to be a short-term situation, but in the end, I chose to stay away to protect the only woman I’ve ever loved.
But now my club’s on the verge of war, and the only way I know to protect her is to go home, whether she likes it or not.
Katie Jameson
I watched the love of my life walk out the door and never look back but now he’s waltzing back in to save the day and I don’t know if I have the strength to resist him this time around.
Hatch
As president of the Dogs of Fire MC, I’ve always done my best to lead by example. This is in great part because I’ve been married to the love of my life for more years than I can count, and she centers me, grounds me, and gives me peace.
When an old rival shows up, aiming to destroy that peace, I must decide whether to rise above or take the bait. The problem is, this rival is threatening everyone and everything I love, and I fear I may be forced to become the man I never wanted my club or my woman to see.
Maisie
I’ve been the wife of an MC president long enough to know when his club needs him more than I do.
A ghost from Hatch’s past has waged war on the streets of Portland and it’s up to him and the Dogs of Fire to keep that battle from reaching our doorstep.
I know Hatch is strong enough to face whatever comes our way, but I’m afraid of the price he’ll have to pay to keep us all safe.
His club may need their president, but he’s my man and I need him more than ever.
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