The MC

He was trained to be deadly. She teaches him how to live.
Steve Knight has spent his life protecting the only family that ever accepted him. Autism never held him back — it sharpened him. Focus. Loyalty. Precision. Brotherhood.

Then Jess walks in.
And suddenly the man who fears nothing is terrified of losing the woman who sees him.

As disease threatens her mobility and gangs threaten his world, Steve fights on every front — proving to his Brothers that Badass isn’t a look… it’s a life.

Meet the MC. Meet Knight. You’ll never forget him.

 Book two of the MC series continues with Knights brother-in-law Danny. Danny is a gifted architect, a hidden dyslexic and a player.
He’s a player. She’s done playing.
Danny LaPonte returns to the Club ready to lose himself in women, whiskey, and chaos. Commitment? Not in his vocabulary after years of living a lie with his ex-cheat.
Kate sees the truth long before he does — and she walks.
That’s when Danny realizes he’s not just losing a woman… he’s losing the one person who never asked for more from him but gave everything, honestly.
When domestic violence hits too close to home, Kate proves strength isn’t gendered — and the MC learns that Badass comes in heels, boots, or bare feet.
Danny wants her back. Kate wants respect. The fight starts now. 

 Continuing our MC Series is Rich and Patches, Danny’s sons. Rich spent his teenage years in the MC. He's sent to get military training in hopes of becoming a Club Officer in Security. Saving a village of women and children earned him a medal of valor. But medals won't win him the respect he's looking for.
He brings home a rescued slave. Patches brings the heart.
When Rich returns to the Club with Tess — a woman freed but still hunted — everything changes.
The Brothers protect her.
Patches teaches her family.
And Tess shows them all what real strength looks like.
Some scars are visible. Some aren’t. All of them matter. 

He leads the Club. He can’t lead his own life. 

Ben James — Pres — lives for the MC and the community they protect. 

He’s the steady one.  The planner.  The man who carries the weight so no one else has to. But when Danny asks him to partner with him and Kate, Ben’s world tilts.

Partnership?  Vulnerability?  Being “all in” with two people who already love each other?

Ben has never been on shakier ground.

Danny teaches him what commitment really means. 

Kate teaches him what love looks like when it’s shared, not split. 

And Ben learns that leadership isn’t about standing alone — it’s about standing with the people who choose you.

**Pres doesn’t fall. He learns to trust.**

Warrior. Protector. Father figure.

Cloud — Blackhawk — has proven himself to the MC.  Now he has to prove he’s worthy of CJ and her kids.

CJ’s world is chaos:  kids with extraordinary abilities, trauma that doesn’t stay quiet, and a life that never stops moving.

Cloud steps in with warrior heritage, insight, discipline, and a heart big enough to hold all of them.

Fostering kids isn’t easy. 

Healing isn’t easy. 

Blending a family sure as hell isn’t easy.

But CJ learns what Brotherhood really means. 

Cloud learns what family really is. 

And the MC learns that love isn’t quiet — it’s loud, messy, and worth every fight.

A life‑changing accident. A woman who won’t run.

Bob Tailley has been MC to the bone his entire adult life.  He’s the steady one. The quiet one. The Brother who shows up, does the work, and never complains.

Then the accident happens — and everything changes. Where others might break, Bob shows his Brothers what Badass really means:  you stand, you adapt, you fight, and you don’t do it alone. Badass technology lends a hand.

Amanda owns the ink shop she clawed her way into after surviving her own horrors.  She doesn’t flinch at scars — she has her own but they’re inside. 

She doesn’t run from hard — she’s lived harder, alone, lost.

Together, they learn that strength isn’t for the good days. 

It’s for the days that try to take you out.

**Tailley proves that Badass isn’t a look — it’s a choice.**

Gentle giant. Deadly protector.

Tiny is anything but tiny — in size or heart.  He’s the MC’s giant, the man who carries a secret he’s held for years, and the Brother who steps in when kids need safety the most.

Nancy enters CJ’s group home system determined to help — and walks straight into what feels like a horror movie plot.  Her compassion puts her center stage of child sex traffickers and the evil they dole out, and Tiny’s worst nightmare becomes real.

The MC doesn’t hesitate.  They take on trafficking with the full force of “we take care of our own,” showing Tiny and Nancy exactly how far Brotherhood reaches.

Some giants don’t roar.  They protect.

Prospect at seventeen. Brother for life. 

Digs learned adult in the MC — literally.  He learned discipline, loyalty, and survival from men who threatened his life almost daily… lovingly, of course.

He’s a computer wiz, a quick learner, and a Brother who never backs down from the crazy that comes with MC life. When he asks Penny out, he thinks he’s just taking a chance.  He has no idea her violent ex is about to drag him into a fight that will change everything.

Sometimes the smallest guy carries the biggest courage. 

And sometimes the quietest woman carries the heaviest past and deepest scars.

Together, they learn that love isn’t soft — it’s strong. It’s not control, it’s freedom.

Brought into the Club young. Built for purpose.
Geek grew up in the MC, working from young, always behind the scenes.
He was told he had a purpose, and he never questioned it — he jumped in with both feet and never looked back.

When he finds Marty — the woman whose trauma has Jeremy in tears — he uncovers another human trafficking ring. She’s terrified, injured, and trying to protect the little girl on the computer. That little girl is Aubrey. Five years old. Smart. Scared. And instantly attached to Geek. She doesn’t understand Marty is her mom.
She just knows Geek is safe — and she doesn’t let go.

Geek doesn’t want her to.

The MC steps in, taking down the ring and bringing Marty and Aubrey home.
Healing isn’t easy. Trust isn’t instant.
But family isn’t blood — it’s who you fight for. And Geek fights with everything he has.

Three stories. Three turning points. One Brotherhood built on sacrifice.

The Ultimate Sacrifice:  Wall is determined to drag the club out of the flesh trade and drugs. Axe is the one who fights in the shadows to make that future possible. Together, they set the foundation for the Brotherhood readers know today… and pay the price that lets the next generation rise.

This is where Ben, Knight, and Tiny begin—young men learning what loyalty costs as they protect a kid pulled from a dumpster and teach him what family should look like. Through their eyes, we see the early lessons that shaped the MC: how men treat women, how Brothers stand, and how the smallest choices carve the biggest legacies. A lesson Danny learned from the man he wishes were his dad. He followed every piece of advice never meeting the Brothers who would become more than Brothers later in his life.

Patches List: In another time, a quiet observer known only as Patches studies the world from the outside, learning what family means by watching how others love, fail, and rise. His lessons become the moral compass the MC didn’t know it needed.

More than Ink: Years later, the Little Brothers carry those lessons forward. Scarred by what they’ve witnessed, they turn to ink, Brotherhood, and each other to heal—and to become the men the next generation will depend on.

Behind the Scenes

One Brotherhood built on blood, loyalty, and the men who refused to walk away.

This is where the legacy begins.

Quiet. Brilliant. Lethal when he needs to be. 

Ricky Callahan has spent his life protecting everyone but himself. Elizabeth Knight has spent hers believing she wasn’t enough. When a vision shows them together without a wedding ring, doubt threatens everything they’re building. But Ricky doesn’t let destiny decide his life—he chooses her. Fiercely. Publicly. Sober.

A proposal in purple.
A wedding planned by lunatics.
And a future big enough for two sets of twins.

This is Ricky’s love story—loyal, chaotic, protective, and unforgettable. 

Elizabeth Knight, the daughter of a legend — she becomes a force in her own right.

Set in Reading Order

Boxed 1-4: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B078TSKH7D

Boxed 5-7 + Jake: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B079BLCZVF

Boxed 8,9,0 + Rayne: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B079HJ778R