Kane

Annabell Blair never planned to get involved with her brother's club.

The Storm Reapers MC was always her brother's world-not hers. But when Angel calls her just days before he's sent to prison for manslaughter, she doesn't hesitate. Blood is blood and Loyalty is everything. And something about his arrest doesn't sit right.

The evidence is too clean. The story too convenient. The Devil Saints MC too quiet.

Annabell has spent years building a name that makes grown men weep. They call her The Last-because when she shows up, someone always dies and she's always the last thing they see before death claims them. She is precise. Controlled. Ruthless. A weapon sharpened by abuse and neglect. She doesn't miss. She doesn't forgive. And she doesn't let emotions cloud her judgment.

If Angel was set up, she'll find out who did it.

And when she does, the Devil Saints won't know what hit them.

Graham Kane lives for three things: the fight, the thrill, and the Storm Reapers MC. He's built his reputation on fast fists, faster smiles, and a mind sharp enough to turn chaos into profit. Loyalty runs in his blood. So does danger. He doesn't get distracted. He doesn't get attached.

Until Annabell.

His Enforcer's little sister is lethal, cold, and impossible to ignore. Every time she looks at him, it feels like a challenge. Every time she walks away, it feels like a loss he hasn't even earned yet.

Kane knows better than to want her.

Annabell doesn't belong to anyone. And loving a woman who walks hand-in-hand with death is a risk even he might not survive.

As secrets unravel and the truth behind Angel's arrest begins to surface, alliances will fracture, blood will spill, and the line between justice and vengeance will blur.

Because Annabell isn't there to ask questions.

She's there to finish something.

And if Kane isn't careful, he won't just lose his focus-

He might lose his heart. Or his life.

P.S. While this book is about another couple and can be read alone, it is better to read each book because the book after will most likely finish out the storyline from the previous book. I'll try to finish out each storyline in each book but the way the first book ends sets up the storyline for the second book. So, it's probably best to start with the first book.