Jeremy would sell his soul to prove to Morry he’s the man for her, but are Morry’s scars cut too deep?
Morry was tough. Growing up with four brothers in an all-military family would do that to a person, and serving her country was her dream. However, she’d no sooner become a cadet at the age of nineteen when life had other plans.
Four years later, she’d married her son’s father and became a nurse, but her dream still called to her. Deciding to go for it she once more applied to the army. It was a decision that would test her grit and resolve at every turn. A decision that would simultaneously destroy her whole world and prove that she was even stronger than she realized.
Back from overseas, she joined The Righteous and became the new leader of a motorcycle club, The Grim Legion. By day, the club was a tough, no-nonsense rehabilitation and addiction facility for veterans. By night, the club rode to do The Righteous’s bidding. One night, Dean O’Sullivan came for a visit and asked for two favors. Morry agreed, but would the decisions threaten to tear apart her perfectly crafted walls?
Jeremy had become a statistic—a kid hooked on drugs at a young age. Kicked out of his home, things didn’t get any better and ended up selling more than just his soul for his next fix.
One night he made a decision that landed him in Dean O’Sullivan’s crosshairs, and he was given an ultimate choice between a six-foot hole in the ground or turning his life around. He chose life and thought he’d made the right choice until he ended up in the middle of the Arizona desert with a motorcycle club and a woman who seemed to want to slit his throat rather than help him.
Now twenty-three, Jeremy had earned his freedom back, but somewhere along the line, he began to see Morry as more than the warden governing his actions. Wanting to prove that he was no longer the same guy that arrived at The Grim Legion’s gates five years ago, he chose to stay.
Jeremy was determined to have Morry for his own, but would the demons and scars that haunted Morry not allow her heart to feel again?