His brother died when they were kids.

So why is someone killing people the same way Eli used to torture his toys?

Pike Walters has spent twenty years believing his little brother drowned in a foster care pond. But when bodies start appearing in Morinrock with their eyes gouged out—Eli's signature—Pike realizes the dead don't always stay buried.

Enter Natasha Petrova: Bratva lawyer in Louboutins who eats burgers in dive bars and makes cops sweat. She's here to keep Pike out of prison, not to believe his ghost stories.

But Pike knows these murders.

He knows that X carved into foreheads.

He knows why the eyes are missing.

Because when they were boys in foster care, some monsters wore familiar faces. And if Eli really is alive, he's not leaving gifts—he's leaving messages.

"The devil you know, isn't that the adage?"

As the body count rises and Pike becomes the prime suspect, Natasha must decide: defend the dangerous biker who makes her forget she's not interested, or run before she becomes the next gift left at his door.

A dark romantic suspense where the past refuses to stay dead, and falling for your client might be the least dangerous thing you do.

"I think my brother's alive." —Pike

"That sounds crazy." —Everyone else

But crazy doesn't mean wrong.

*An interconnected series, but each Iron Brotherhood Novel can be read as a standalone.