Property of Vex
In Alaska’s brutal wilderness, monsters hunt in the dark.
One of them wants Tessa and the other refuses to let her go.
She never expected to fall for a biker, especially one with fangs.
But danger is coming… and Vex is the only thing more terrifying than what’s after her.
TESSA
Crystal Creek, Alaska is supposed to be quiet.
Normal.
Safe.
But nothing about the Kings of Anarchy MC is normal, especially Ezekiel “Vex” Black, the silent VP who comes into Betty’s Café every morning and never says more than a few words.
I used to like him.
Until the night I saw his eyes turn white.
That’s when I learned the truth:
Vex is a vampire.
Deadly. Inhuman. Impossible to outrun.
Now I keep their secrets to protect the town… and myself. But when Hannah Greer shows up to drag me to the Kings’ clubhouse, I know my time hiding is over. Something ancient is hunting me in the Alaskan wilderness, and the only person standing between me and whatever’s coming is the man I’m terrified to face.
VEX
Tessa has no idea I’ve been watching her for years.
Protecting her.
Wanting her.
She thinks the worst thing she ever saw was my eyes going white.
She’s wrong.
There’s a reason I’ve kept my distance.
If I touch her, I won’t stop.
But when Blade brings her into the clubhouse—scared, stubborn, and already marked by something old and hungry—I know one thing for certain:
She’s not facing this alone.
She can fear the vampire in me all she wants.
But she’s mine to protect.
Mine to claim.
Mine—whether she’s ready or not.
PROPERTY OF VEX
A gritty, supernatural MC romance set in the brutal wilds of Alaska.
Vampires, secrets, obsession, and a love that bites back.
Motto:
Nobody f*cks with the Kings
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