The Biker Assassin

Rory Solis swore she would never return to Blackridge.

Not to the Iron Vultures MC.
Not to the clubhouse where she was humiliated.
And never to Ronin “Reaper” Coffey—the ruthless biker assassin who shattered her heart by letting her believe he cheated with another woman.

Three years later, one terrified voicemail from her brother drags her back.

Ryder has stolen a ledger from the Iron Vultures. He thought it was his ticket out of debt. Instead, it is a death sentence. The ledger holds club secrets, buried crimes, and proof that the club’s president, Marlon O’Neill, has been betraying his own brothers for years.

Marlon wants the ledger back.

And he orders Ronin to find Ryder, recover the book, and kill him if he has talked.

But Ronin finds Ryder first—and for the first time, he disobeys. He takes the ledger, gives Ryder twenty thousand dollars, and sends him running. It should be mercy.

Instead, it becomes another betrayal.

Because Ronin hides the truth from Rory.

Again.

Now Rory is trapped between the brother she must save, the club that wants him dead, and the man who once destroyed her in the name of loyalty. As Marlon turns Rory into bait and enemies close in from every side, Ronin is forced to face the lie that ruined them: he never slept with Paola Butler, but he let Rory believe he did because his president ordered him to break her.

Ronin once chose silence over love.

This time, the cost is blood.

To save Rory, Ryder, and what is left of the Iron Vultures, Ronin must expose Marlon in front of the club, surrender the weapon he became, and prove that love is not possession, protection, or secrecy.

It is truth.

Even when truth destroys everything.