Syndicate Fists
Being a woman at the head of the Rossey clan was never easy. I earned my crown through blood and bruises, backed by a wolf who never hesitated to bare her claws. No one questioned my strength or my power—until one night proved my heart was the true liability.
So I hardened it and left for Montana with a single objective: to build my dream, my legacy. The world’s mecca of supernatural fighting.
I was so close to my dream I could taste it… I should’ve known something would try to ruin it.
Turned supes were vanishing left and right, a strange sinister substance showed up, and to top it all off, a human boy was caught in the middle.
To keep it contained and away from the human police, I’m forced to rely on men I never meant to trust. Men who make my wolf purr and the defenses around my heart crack.
The more time I spend with them, the more my disciplined control slips. My wolf wants to bend, to surrender… and that terrifies me more than any enemy ever has.
As buried secrets claw free and old pains resurface, I’m torn between the instincts that protected me, and the desires that threaten to undo me.
Whether I’m facing enemies or the men fate has thrown in my path, one thing is certain… They’re about to see what the Syndicate Fist is truly made of.
This is book 2 in an interconnected standalone series. Each group gets their HEA at the end of the book, but the plot continues onto the next book, with the last book being the resolution. There will be five books in this series, one for each of the Syndicate kids that will focus on the section of the business they run. All of them will feature cameos of their family from the original duet: Syndicate Princess & Syndicate Queen.
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