Raven, V.P. of the Devil's Murder MC, is no stranger to loss.Four months ago, his best friend Rook, president of the club, was gunned down and left for dead.Vengeance becomes his focus as Rook's son Crow returns home to take his place as the new president.The hunt begins for Rook's murderers, leading Raven to an abandoned house outside Las Vegas.When he enters and finds an innocent young woman being held against her will, terrorized by the rival club Dirty Death, his rage unleashes.Raven's protective instincts kick in.He won't let anyone harm Brianna, even if that means he goes rogue to keep her safe.But he doesn't expect the men who took her to attack so soon.Brianna is in danger, and he can't allow her to be kidnapped again.Going off-grid, he sneaks away in the night, taking her to a safe house.And that's when he realizes he'd do anything for her, anything to keep her with him.Even if that means battling the ghosts of his past, his dead wife, and all of Nevada to have her.RAVEN is a full-length, standalone bad boy romance featuring take-charge bikers who adore and fiercely protect their women. This is a dark, age-gap romance with violence, biker slang, and forced proximity. RAVEN has no cheating, no cliffhanger, plenty of heat, and a guaranteed HEA, along with a slight paranormal twist. Head the CWs. For a complete list, refer to the Author's Note inside the book. I've always been an avid reader. In my youth I enjoyed historical romance as well as young adult books, creating a love for the written word and stories that whisked me away to foreign places, intriguing characters, and amazing detail. As a result I began writing my own short stories that soon became novels. My favorite genre, the one I love to write in, is romance, specifically in the paranormal, fantasy, post-apocalyptic, and young adult genres. As a writer of romance, I find the greatest joy and largest challenge is to keep the love interest and chemistry between my characters at the forefront of the book. It's the main theme. The most important aspect of the novel. If nothing else, the reader should never be in doubt of the connection between the lovers, through strife and indecision, chaos and uncertainty, and the struggle of life, against all odds. The part I love, the unmistakable thrill, is the development of my imagination, my spin on the romantic relationship between the characters. I enjoy the friction, the longing, the drive to pursue it to completion. I can't wait to see where they go, what interaction they have, and how they fulfill their ultimate conquest.
