She came looking for a monster… and found something far more dangerous.

She came to destroy the man who ruined her life…

And fell for him instead.

Kingsley has lived for one thing—revenge.

Years ago, she watched in horror as a massive, ruthless biker murdered her parents and dragged her sister away into the darkness. She never forgot his face. Never stopped hunting him.

Grimm.

Infiltrating the Demon Dawgs MC was supposed to be simple—get close, gather proof, and make him pay. Becoming their trusted Kutte Bunny was just another step in her plan.

But living among them blurs the lines.

And the man she hates most becomes the one she can’t ignore.

Grimm, the club’s Vice President, is feared by everyone who crosses him. Cold. Violent. Unforgiving. But behind the scowl is a man who has been watching Kingsley from the moment she arrived—drawn to her strength, her fire… her pain.

He wants her. He needs to protect her.

Even when he doesn’t understand why.

Then everything shatters.

During a rescue mission to save the club princess, Caitlin, Grimm uncovers a truth that rips his world apart—years ago, he didn’t save a girl…

He delivered her straight into the hands of human traffickers.

And that girl?

Kingsley’s sister.

Now Grimm is forced to face the monster he became… and the woman he’s betrayed in the worst possible way.

Kingsley wanted vengeance.

Grimm will do anything for redemption.

But with enemies circling, secrets exposed, and a past soaked in blood between them… forgiveness may be the one thing neither of them can survive.

Because some sins don’t wash clean.

And some loves are born in fire—and destined to burn.

Revenge. Redemption. A love forged in ruin.

Author’s Note: These books contain mature themes and possible triggers. Each book covers the developing relationship between its protagonists, each with a HEA. While each novel ends our focus on the protagonists, the novels are by no means the end of the story for the club. Each novel contains a lead-in for the next novel. Highly recommend reading the books in order.