Outlaws' Single Mom
Three notorious bikers, one sweet little boy, and a single mom who doesn’t stand a chance.
Four years ago, I looked into my estranged sister Georgia’s desperate eyes and promised to protect the innocent baby in her arms, even if that meant raising Logan as my own. But I’m only one woman. When she’s killed in a suspicious car crash on the same day three hardened bikers find a terrified Logan alone at the gates of the Outlaw Sons MC, I might be in over my head.
Now there are big, growly bikers who seem to think we’re under their protection, and the police are trying to blame my sister for her accident even though the details don’t add up. The only thing I know for sure is that Georgia must’ve had a reason to risk everything and leave Logan where she did.
So in order to keep him safe and get justice for my sister, I’ll have to trust my gut and put our fate in the hands of the three dangerously distracting men who are already Logan’s new heroes.
Lash’s mouth is known for two things: a very talented tongue, and a sense of humor that could make the devil blush. But he also has a gentle side that takes my breath away.
Stiff is eager to not waste another minute after a violent brush with death. When he sees something he wants, nothing can stop him, and what he wants is me.
And Jackal, with his rough edges that hide a quick mind and a fierce loyalty, makes me long to believe that maybe we could be safe with him. With all of them.
The closer I get to the deadly root of what is actually going on, the higher the stakes, and the greater the danger. Georgia’s past is closing in on us fast, and only Lash, Stiff and Jackal can keep it at bay. Our lives depend on it.
The world of the Outlaw Sons MC looks dark and brutal from the outside, and it is. But that’s not the whole story. It’s also full of incredible men who are willing to bleed and die for each other. And if I can open my heart and let them, for me and my little boy.
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