Titan's Rampage

She threw a vase at a mobster's head. He burned her life to the ground. Now the only man who can protect her is more dangerous than anyone who wants her dead.

Delaney Holloway built her grandmother's flower shop into a South Main Street institution through sheer stubbornness and seventeen-hour days. When a crime family wants her block, she tells them where they can shove their buyout offer — with a vase to the head for emphasis.

Bad move.

When her delivery van goes up in flames, the man who steps out of the smoke isn't a firefighter. He's Titan, president of the Memphis Marauders MC, and he's decided Delaney Holloway is under his protection. Not because she asked. Because he pays his debts — and her grandmother was kind to his family when kindness cost something.

Titan doesn't do soft. Doesn't do safe. He runs the river corridors with iron and violence, and the Callahan crime family just made the mistake of threatening something he's claiming as his own.

In Memphis, the river keeps secrets and the Marauders keep their own.

Some debts are paid in blood. Some are paid in forever.