Jennifer Hanks

Mila Kavanaugh never gives in to temptation.

Even if that temptation comes in a six-foot-two package of quiet intensity.

As an undercover agent with the FBI on an all-male team, she’s learned the only person she can trust is herself. She worked hard, proving herself to be an asset, but after completing an undercover mission that still haunts her, she decides to leave the FBI and join Elite Securities. It’s one of the easiest decisions she’s ever made, but that doesn’t mean she can let down her guard. The lessons she learned at the beginning of her career are still relevant, which means as the only female on the team, she’ll need to work twice as hard to be respected.

With everyone except Ethan Davis.

He’s unlike anyone she’s ever met.

They have an immediate connection that’s hard to ignore, and she trusts him in a way that she’s never trusted anyone. When they’re forced to go undercover together, their simmering attraction ignites, and they cross lines neither of them ever intended.

But giving in to temptation has consequences.

And some may be too hard to overcome.

After a disastrous marriage and an even worse divorce, Colin Campbell is looking forward to a fresh start with his son in their new home, and the calm that will bring to his life.

The quiet life he’s been craving is well within his reach.

Until he meets his new neighbor.

Millie Solanski.

Uninhibited.

Outspoken.

And maybe even a little crazy.

Somehow, he finds himself involved in her world and the ridiculous situations she seems to constantly find herself in, squashing any hope for the life he wants.

Or at least the life he thought he wanted.

Before he met the girl next door.

She’s the princess of the MC.

Becs Pierce is loved and protected by all the men in the Sinners MC, including the president, who just happens to be her brother.

With a reputation for being wild, she lives life to the fullest, almost as if every day could be her last. Until something happens that forces her to stop living as she once had and focus on the future. A future she once dreamed of sharing with a man who wants nothing to do with her.

He’s a criminal.

Colt Harrison, aka Race, is running from a past with the power to pull him back if he’s not careful.

He left that world looking for a fresh start, never intending to meet someone as reckless as himself, but when he does, his only choice is to avoid her or risk losing everything he’s working toward.

Including his freedom.

After years of denying their feelings, circumstances began pulling them together. But when he’s forced to return to the lifestyle he left behind and she’s keeping a secret with the power to destroy the club, their loyalties are put to the test.

Can they put aside the pain from their pasts to find love?

Or has too much time gone by to heal the wounds?

One. True. Love

Charlie Donovan has loved one man in her life. 

Spending years loving him from afar, she’s watched and waited for him to notice her as more than his sister’s best friend, but he never has.  He’s made it clear that he would only ever consider her a little sister and friend.  And after her parents’ disastrous marriage and divorce, she’s finally accepted that love is only for the lucky.

But luck has never been on her side.

Ben Dimarco hasn’t been living for a long time. 

After a horrible end to a relationship he thought meant everything to him, he’s given up on the idea of love.  Choosing to focus on his education and career, he only spends time with women who want something as shallow as he does and refuses to admit his feelings for a woman he shouldn’t desire.

Until she starts living life without him.

And he realizes love has been standing in front of him the whole time.

Just when he decides to go after everything he wants, jealousy rears its ugly head, and life as Ben knows it is torn apart.  He’ll need the strength of his entire family to battle a past that should have been buried years ago so he can plan a future that includes the woman he’s always loved.

But can a fragile relationship survive the storm, or will the damage tear them apart?

Nick Collins doesn’t believe he deserves salvation.

He’s spent years in the FBI chasing a man under the pretense of doing what’s right when all along, revenge has been his one true motive.   After his life takes an unexpected turn, he vows to finish his mission and finally find the happiness he’s been denying himself for years.

That happiness lives less than a minute away.

And her name is Madeline Hughes.

Maddie has the ability to bring him back from the edge of the cliff he’s been balancing on.  As his only weakness over the years, she became the one person with the power to keep the good inside of him from succumbing to the darkness.

And together they share a secret.

A secret that drives him with an intensity unlike anything he’s ever experienced and promises a future he never thought he could have, but first he has to prove he’s worthy.

It’s the biggest mission of his life.

But one he refuses to lose.

The town of New Hope should brace.

Because Nick Collins is finally coming home.

She’s his obligation.

Josie Carmichael is uptight, opinionated, and judgmental.

She has no place in his motorcycle club, but he’s made a commitment to protect her after she became a target for his enemies, and as the president, he takes that seriously.   Setting up her protection is easy. However, ignoring the heat between them is impossible, and it isn’t long before he’s sacrificing everything to get close to her.

He’s her nemesis.

John Pierce, known only to his MC brothers as Bear, is overbearing, infuriating, and pushy.

He lives his life on his own terms, in complete contradiction to how she lives hers, but she needs his protection to keep herself and the kids in her program safe.  However, as their obsessive attraction continues to pull them together, she begins second-guessing everything she thought she knew about the man and what he’s willing to do for her and the club.

But things are rarely what they seem.

With danger still lurking and the club’s enemies marking their targets, can love keep them together?

Or will their differences tear them apart?

*Can be read as a standalone.