Colt
Lilac
Colt is VP of the Venom Riders MC. He’s dangerous, intense, and convinced I destroyed him when I disappeared without a word. When he corners me in a grocery store with his twin sons at my side, the hatred in his eyes is terrifying. But I don’t remember him. I don’t remember anything from before I woke up seven years ago with no memories and twins growing inside me. Now he’s everywhere—at my sons’ school, at my home, calling me a liar and a cheat. My boys are terrified. I’m terrified. Until the truth comes out, and everything I thought I knew shatters. Those twins? They’re his. The man I don’t remember? He’s my husband. And the night I disappeared? I still don’t remember that, and I’m not sure I want to.
Colt
I spent seven years hating the woman who broke me. My brothers told me Lilac cheated. That she cleaned out our bank account and vanished while I was on a run. I believed them because I had no reason not to. Then I saw her in Millfield—alive, beautiful, and pretending she didn’t know me. The rage nearly destroyed me all over again. Until I learned the truth. My wife spent seven years living with amnesia, raising our sons alone, building a life from nothing while I mourned a ghost. Now I have to earn back what I lost. Prove to a woman who doesn’t remember loving me that I’m worth the risk. Win the trust of sons who see me as the monster who made their mama cry. And destroy every last person who stole seven years from us. I’ll burn the world down before I lose them again because Lilac isn’t just the woman I loved. She’s the only woman I’ll ever need—even if she can’t remember why.
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