Charging Dodge

Dodge, the steel-willed President of the Saint Outlaws Muscogee chapter, is a man forged in the fires of betrayal. Hardened by the fiancée who vanished when he needed her most, he’s built walls no one can scale. He rules with savage protectiveness, his eyes always scanning for the next lie, certain that in his world, deception is the only constant.

The serrated edge of his past is the woman who once held his heart—the one who vanished into the night the day before their wedding, leaving nothing behind but a scrap of paper as explanation. That abandonment locked his soul down tight, ensuring his only real loyalty remains with the brothers who wear the same patch on their backs.

Adalynn flees Colorado with her three younger siblings after witnessing her parents’ brutal execution, running until a chance encounter with Dodge at a highway rest stop changes everything. Wary of the justice system that failed her family, she clings to fake names to keep the killers at bay, never suspecting the children carry a black ledger holding the key to a criminal empire. Cornered and out of options, she accepts Dodge’s protection and finds refuge at his mother’s country house, leaning on the Outlaws’ dangerous reputation to give the kids a fighting chance.

Keeping her emotions on lockdown, she’s hit with pure terror when she crosses paths with Dodge. The club’s leader is a force of nature, and his commanding presence somehow reaches her grief-stricken children, understanding their loss in a way that catches her off guard. Even as she fights to keep her secrets buried, this encounter with the club’s hardened president starts to chip away at her armor, drawing them together while Dodge hunts down the man targeting her family. Now, she’s left wondering why this man is the only thing she can’t shake from her mind.