Maverick

Heath

Lance

Wendol

Reese

Devil’s Due MC Series:

Serving My Soldier

Crossover

In The Red

Below The Line

Close The Tab

Day of Reckoning

Paid in Full

Bottom Line

Almanza Crime Family Duet

Cartel Bitch

Cartel Queen

Romantic Thriller Series:

Stay

Seeking Solace: Angelina’s Restoration

Reclaiming Me: Fallyn’s Revenge

Bad Boys of the Road Series:

Mother Trucker

Panty Snatcher

Azzhat

Santa, Bring Me a Biker!

Santa, Bring Me a Baby!

Stand Alone Reads:

Romance – Moments in Time Anthology

Shenanigans (Currently found in the Beer Goggles Anthology

She is …

The following series are co-written

The Fire Inside Series:

(co-written by Theresa Marguerite Hewitt)

Kale

Regulators MC Series:

(co-written by Jessie Lane)

Ice

Hammer

Coal

Summer of Sin Series:

(co-written with Ripp Baker, Daryl Banner, Angelica Chase, MJ Fields, MX King)

Original Sin

Caldwell Brothers Series:

(co-written by USA Today Bestselling Author MJ Fields)

Hendrix

Morrison

Jagger

Stand Alone Romance:

(co-written with USA Today Bestselling Author MJ Fields)

Visibly Broken

Use Me

Ruthless Rebels MC Series:

(co-written with Ryan Michele)

Shamed

Scorned

Scarred

Schooled

Box Set Available

Power Chain Series:

(co-written with Ryan Michele)

Power Chain FREE eBook

PowerHouse

Power Player

Powerless

OverPowered

Excerpt from Forever Ride

Forever Ride

(Hellions Ride Book 2)

“Oleander, you didn’t possibly think bringing your boy here would save your sorry ass, did ya?” the tall, overpowering man asks my dad with a smirk of pure evil.

“Jones, give me a minute. I wasn’t expecting you. Lewis said we were meeting tonight,” my dad says with a look of fear crossing his features.

At the man’s slight nod, my dad turns to face me. When I look in his eyes, the worry, stress, and tears are all present as he’s trying to push them back.

“Franky, my boy. I need you to go on over to the bagel shop. Get breakfast for your mom and sisters and then head home. I’ve made some mistakes, son, but none of those are your fault. You’re gonna be the man now. Take care of home. Go on. And no matter what you hear, don’t come back. You’ve seen nothing here today!” He orders firmly before turning me around and sending me on my way.

I barely make it a block away when the sound of repeating pops fills the air. Crack. Crack. Crack. No one has to tell me what has happened, and I know better than to turn around or question anything. My dad runs with bad people. Mom has always told him it was only a matter of time before it caught up to all of us.

Whether they will come after me or not, I don’t know. However, I have to get home to my mom and sisters, step up and take care of what my dad has never taken care of. At eleven-years-old, the innocence of childhood has never existed for me, but a man is what I’ve become on this unexpected, cold winter day.