Redemption
Who would ever think a care package from Hell could cost him everything? Colt Nichols is left to deal with the aftermath following his series of terrible decisions. Anger. It’s the only emotion Colt feels. The ghosts of his fallen club brother and his real brother haunt him, telling him the truths he ignores. On top of that, he feels like he’s losing everyone he thought he could depend on. At least he still has the club, even if most of the women hate him?Sometimes stepping back is the only way to gain perspective. Lex Nichols had no other choice. Colt made all the decisions, and she was left being the bad guy to everyone else. No matter how much she wanted to shout everything from the rooftops, her need to protect him, and the club, has been ingrained in her since she was a little girl. She was raised to be the perfect old lady, wasn’t she?The war is just beginning. The turmoil between the Deranged Drifters and the Savage Slashers they thought they’d put to bed after making some necessary changes to the Slasher officer line-up seems to be back in full force. This time, they’re not sticking around Black Valley. And they have their sights set on more than just the club members. And this war may cost them everything.
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