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She's gone... Colt Nichols finally sees every single thing he did wrong that ended his marriage. Why Lex not only left him but left the club. Watching her slap her best friend and leave with another man revealed just how far they all pushed her to get to this point. But when the man she left with stumbles into the clubhouse, bleeding and mumbling about Lex being kidnapped, Colt fears it may really be too late this time to come back from everything he did wrong. The race is on... Lex Nichols wakes up in a dark room strapped to a cot after being attacked and kidnapped. While she may not be alone, everything she suspected about the Slasher's next plan turned out to be right. It doesn't help the leader proves she once again attracts the crazies. Lucky her.The club isn't in a good place to put the pieces together to save them, and she knows their only hope of getting out of this alive is to formulate their own plan. But even if Lex escapes, she's a woman without a club. And she's guaranteed a target on her back. She also can't shake the feeling she knows the one man who keeps his face covered around them, and the only reason for that doesn't bode well. Leadership changes can be hard... Chicago can't stand constantly being questioned and railroaded by the Griffin's Beach charter, and he refuses to step aside this time. But when his pride takes over, and he risks the lives of their women, he doesn't have much of a choice. When it comes to light one of the kidnappers happens to be one of their own, someone Chicago brought into the club himself, will he find himself on the outside once and for all?

Who would ever think a care package from Hell could cost him everything? Colt Nichols is left to deal with the aftermath following his series of terrible decisions. Anger. It's the only emotion Colt feels. The ghosts of his fallen club brother and his real brother haunt him, telling him the truths he ignores. On top of that, he feels like he's losing everyone he thought he could depend on. At least he still has the club, even if most of the women hate him? Sometimes stepping back is the only way to gain perspective. Lex Nichols had no other choice. Colt made all the decisions, and she was left being the bad guy to everyone else. No matter how much she wanted to shout everything from the rooftops, her need to protect him, and the club, has been ingrained in her since she was a little girl. She was raised to be the perfect old lady, wasn't she? The war is just beginning. The turmoil between the Deranged Drifters and the Savage Slashers they thought they'd put to bed after making some necessary changes to the Slasher officer line-up seems to be back in full force. This time, they're not sticking around Black Valley. And they have their sights set on more than just the club members. And this war may cost them everything.

Battle lines are clearly drawn. When Colt Nichols holds a not-yet twenty-four-year-old Casey Bond in his arms, dead after sacrificing himself for Colt, he can't help the guilt washing over him. He knows he should feel grateful, but memories from the past resurface, threatening to pull him into a true Colt-fashion downward spiral. Too much time alone does no one any good. Lex Nichols finds herself spending far too many nights alone. It seems all she does lately is wait and ignore the fears creeping up inside of her. She always tells everyone to follow their instincts, but she's always been better at giving advice than following it. Until something happens to prove her gut right. She knows she can no longer ignore the truth, and she has to do something. But with two small children, what exactly can she do? V is for Vendetta, only no one knows why. The Savage Slashers have a bone to pick with the Deranged Drifters in Black Valley, and no one has a clear reason as to why. But as the attacks cause a loss of inventory and increase their already too high body count, it's clear something has to be done. Something drastic. But how do they defeat an enemy when they don't know what they want or why they're so hellbent on taking them out?

Cooper Scott is your typical farm boy from Jupiter, Georgia with a dream of making music for a living instead of breaking his back on the farm like the generations before him. When his girlfriend and biggest supporter, Maci Hart, pays for studio time to make a demo, he jumps at the chance. And when he finally gets an offer from a record label, he wants to jump on it before it can slip away. Maci has her doubts, especially when his hair and his clothes and his body type start to change, but he continues on, feeling like he's on top of the world. He's at parties with his idol, Knox Jacobs, and meets the likes of other famous artists, including the most scandalized artist, Keith Kramer. Cooper starts spending more time with Serena Gold, the music producer's daughter, and lies through his teeth to Maci. The mistakes of others in the same position as him doesn't seem possible to happen to Cooper. Maci goes back to Georgia, and he insults his best friend on the radio, but everyone loved the interview. He's invincible. He's untouchable. Until a sex tape of him with Serena is leaked on the internet, and he's suddenly being compared to Keith Kramer, the man who cheated on his wife and knocked up his mistress. Things start to spiral out of control as his contract demands, new sort-of-girlfriend demands, and overall industry demands weigh on him. Without any inspiration, he finds himself stuck, uninspired, and just not himself. Soon, he's dropped by his label and his sort-of-girlfriend who has moved on with the man who replaced him. With nowhere left to go, he heads back to Jupiter, Georgia with his tail between his legs, only his pickup and guitar to his name. Can he overcome the embarrassment he caused his family? Will their disappointment ever go away? Can Maci ever look at him again and wish she never met him? Will his best friend ever get over wishing him dead? And when he gets a chance to make it in the industry again, will he be able to do things right this time, or will he repeat history?

When Josh Hood finds himself a woman outside of the clubhouse, he thinks he's the luckiest man in the world. Until he bringers her back to the clubhouse and learns Emily Smith isn't a fresh new face to everyone in the room. In fact, she's an old friend of Alexis Nichols, the most notorious wife and daughter of the club. Emily Smith shows up in Griffin's Beach with one goal in mind: Finding Alexis Nichols. Her sister, Erica, was taken when she was only thirteen, and it's been Emily's mission in life to track down her sister no matter the cost. When she spots Josh sitting in the bar, she thought maybe she'd found someone for a good time while she tries to find her in to get to Lex. As soon as she realizes he wears the Drifters logo on his back, she knew she'd be able to kill two birds with one stone. Lex reluctantly agrees to help her old friend who has become more of a frenemy than the person she used to know, and just as they're about to find Erica, Emily risks everything, including Lex's life, on a fruitless mission that ruins everything. Afterwards, Lex has to decide if she's going to do the one thing she swore wasn't in her: walking away from someone she cares about. Besides looking for Erica, the club stumbles upon a rare opportunity to patch over their affiliate club struggling to keep themselves together. The changes, however, are more than they originally anticipated, and Lex may just lose two of the most important people in her life if the vote goes through. Will Lex lose the things she holds near and dear to her, including her life, because of decisions out of her control? Can they still find Erica, a girl who was like a little sister to her in Arizona, or has Emily's decision cost Erica her life as well? Will Josh find a way to keep the only woman he's found to care about, no matter how difficult she makes it for him?

She left when she was 16... Lily Fontaine left the club when she was only sixteen after a traumatic event with her ex-boyfriend and club member, Liam "Spice" McCormick. She's always come second to the club as well as her cousin, Elliot, who her parents took in when he was a child after her aunt passed away. Because she wasn't born a man, she was always overlooked and slowly became invisible. He never stopped pining for her for fourteen years... The moment Lily Fontaine stepped back into the Deranged Drifters clubhouse, Phoenix Hankinson knew he was a goner. Not only had he harbored feelings for her for over a decade, he's now the one in close quarters to protect her while she works on the cases building up against them. It may just kill him to have her so close and not touch her. She hates the club that is her family by blood and his by loyalty... Now, she's back to save the club she ran away from as fast as she can, and now finds herself falling for the man offering to protect her. As the fight for the club heats up, so does the threat from their rival club, The Devil's Advocates. The law is also taking a crack at them, and as soon as Lily finds out the Sheriff's secret, her life is in jeopardy. Will the close quarters bring Phoenix and Lily together, or will her past with the club be the ultimate demise of their temporary arrangement?

He loves the ladies, and the ladies love him... Tripp Molloy is the town playboy. When your father is the President of the Deranged Drifters, one of the most dangerous and well respected motorcycle clubs in the tri-state area, you have to live it up before the gavel moves inevitably into your hands one day, and the responsibilities of the club rest solely on your shoulders. That is, if you can live long enough to see that day. She's a girl who's only ever wanted a family and a home to call her own... Avery Sullivan doesn't realize how quickly her life will change when she helps the bleeding motorcycle club member in the middle of the street after being shot by a rival club. Not only does she learn the dangers that come with being affiliated with the club, she also learns the dangers of being with the playboy of the town. Now he's made her his world, and she's finding being the object of his affection both exhilarating and terrifying... Avery comes from foster homes, and she's never known family or love like she experiences with Tripp. They learn from each other every day, and she knows that without him, she'd be left with nothing. And he has made her his entire world. As the pressures of the club start to weigh on everyone, and the pressure at home by Avery to have a baby, Tripp starts to lose control. He decides to do the only thing he can to take back control, even if it means alienating the only woman he's ever truly loved. Will his pride keep him from making things right with her before it's too late, or will the sins of the club be taken out on her? If Tripp loses Avery, he loses everything. And Avery is ready to walk. What happens if he decides to fix things when it's too late, and he finds out what life is like without her?

Dean "Gunner" Owens let his relationship with Reagan Gentry fizzle out when their relationship stopped being as convenient as it once was. He never stopped loving her, but he's never been the boyfriend type. He'd even told her he wasn't the husband type. Or the father type. He's just not that guy. Everything seems fine, if not a bit lonely, until Lily Hankinson breaks the news to the club: The ATF is investigating them and building a case to tear them all down. And Reagan has stopped taking her calls. When Gunner meets up with Reagan, he realizes just how much things have changed. She's hiding secrets, and the secrets are bigger than he'd ever expected. Secrets that could take down his entire club. With the threat of the men being locked up for the rest of their lives, Psycho decides to marry Lacey to have at least a few weeks of her as his wife before he's behind the concrete walls of prison. She doesn't show much interest in planning a big, elaborate party, so he enlists the help of his best friend, Lex Nichols, to help plan a surprise wedding. A wedding Lex soon learns is more for him than it is for his bride-to-be. The ATF comes in hot with a conservative judge with a grudge against the club, and there's nothing the Deranged Drifters can do. The only real option they have is to find others to help keep the club whole when most end up behind bars, leaving behind their women and children. The club gets quite a few surprises as one of the old ladies ends up in jail without bail on top of betrayal after betrayal by people working against them, but Gunner's in for the surprise of his life when the entire situation turns on its head. Surprises that will force him to make one of the toughest decisions of his life.

Kai Russell returned from Fresno when her father came back to help save his club. For years, she was the good girl of the club, the one who loved books and majored in English in college. Leaving Fresno meant leaving behind the man she loved who broke her heart. Imagine her surprise when she walks into the clubhouse she'd spent summers in only to find the man she thought was miles away. Jacob "Patriot" Norris came to Griffin's Beach as part of the "Army Five" patched in to help make sure the club stayed whole when the ATF almost took them down. The woman he couldn't get his mind off walked through his clubhouse door only to do her best to ignore him like the plague. He'd done something to make her upset, but he can't figure out what. When Kai finally gives in and gives Patriot a chance, the obstacles of the club are thrown in their path, along with his super hot ex-girlfriend who broke his heart ten years before. If that weren't enough to bring out the insecurities in her, she finds herself with a stalker who may be more terrifying than anyone could expect. Psycho and Lacey Carson got married, but ever since the wedding, she's been distant. Mean, even. And when it all comes to a head, Psycho's forced to choose between his wife and his best friend, Lex Nichols. But will ignoring Lex's warnings about how dark Lacey has turned cost him everything, including his wife? And what decision will he make when he finds the man who drove her to the devastating place she ended up? Reagan and Melanie decide to step up and help Kai when she ignores Patriot's attempts to help her, but they soon realize they're in far over their heads. Not only is the man scarier and more dangerous than they could've imagined, he's been paid to target Kai. But they realize too late the extent of their mistake. Can they make things right before they lose a daughter of the club?

One piece of mail brings his whole world crumbling down... When Brock Bradshaw receives the wedding invitation for Summer Griffin, he feels the stabbing pain of regret and despair. He gave up the love of his life years ago for her own good, and now he's staring at the wedding invitation sent with her name listed with another man. The only thing he can think of is that this is her final goodbye to him. It's really over. Could the one that got away be in danger and in need of his help? He's surprised when Sebastian Griffin, the richest man in Griffin's Beach who comes from the familial line the city is named after, walks into the clubhouse asking why Brock hasn't stopped the wedding yet. This man has hated him since the day he met him. Surely, he's mistaken with his ask of Brock. When Sebastian says his daughter is only marrying Dennis Walker, the son of Sebastian's biggest rival and newest business partner, is to save him, Brock doesn't know what to think. Her father says the last thing he wants is his daughter to be miserable, but she's too loyal to make the tough decision that may put him in harm's way. That definitely sounds like the Summer he knows. Lying has never been her strong suit, and his love will drive him to keep her safe, even if it means he puts himself in danger and defy his club... Brock seeks out Summer to see for himself, and he immediately knows something is off. Not only does Dennis abuse her, he's intimidating her to get what he wants from her family. When she comes to the clubhouse, beaten and bruised, he knows he has to do something. As he and Summer spend more and more time together, the wedding rapidly approaches. He can't seem to find a plan to help get her and her father away from the Walker men without getting one or both killed. After Psycho reaches out to someone familiar with the club, there's finally hope. Can the club come together after so much mistrust? Problems arise as Jennings Molloy, the President of the Deranged Drifters, fights back. He wants nothing to do with men who may put not only the club but their associates in the Feds' crosshairs, and he certainly doesn't want to be known as a club of bikers that moonlight as paid bodyguards. Turmoil in the club starts to hit its breaking point when the faith in their fearless leader starts to dwindle. He has the potential to lose everything, starting with his wife, who walks out and calls a lawyer. Brock finds out something about Summer that raises the stakes even higher. But when dangerous men not only find her but kidnap her, his world starts to crumble. Can he stop the wedding of the woman he loves as her fiancé holds her at gunpoint? Will he find a way to keep not only Summer but Sebastian safe? Will he find his own happily ever after, or will he lose everything?

A chance meeting... When Jace Conway intervenes and help two women being harassed in a store, he never expected to find the woman who would turn his world upside down. Broken communication... Phoenix Hankinson and Lily Fontaine have been engaged for over two years. There was never a big push to move forward because both were happy with their relationship. As soon as they decide to get married, however, obstacles start and don't seem to cease. First, there's the issue of his last name. Then his mother shares her disapproval in a less than respectful way. Lily finds out some news, her mother-in-law gets arrested, Phoenix and she are on the outs, and she has to uncover whether her mother-in-law is guilty or lying. All in a days work. A jealous ex... After Jace's wife, Polly, kicked him to the curb, he's wanted nothing more than to have her call and tell him she made a mistake and to come back. Her reaction is more than he bargained for when she learns about his new girlfriend, Melanie. So much so, she issues an ultimatum: His new girlfriend or his kids. Can Jace make a decision where he doesn't lose one of the two most important things in life, or will he make terrible decisions and ultimately putting one at risk of disappearing from his life? And can Phoenix and Lily find their way back to each other before it's too late, or is there too much damage to repair?

He's crazy with a heart of gold... Psycho is best known as the wild card of the Deranged Drifters motorcycle club. There are very few tasks that are deemed too crazy or too dangerous for him. Hell, he swam with the current in search of an old lady to one of his brothers. Death and injury don't scare him, which makes him one of the most dangerous men to go up against as well as the most feared. Until the Vice President's daughter showed up two years ago, Psycho kept pretty much to himself. She saw more than the scary man covered in tattoos because she's a lot like him. She's also the only one he's ever told the secret he and half of the Original Ten members have kept hidden for almost a decade. Now, when the only other woman who has found a way past the tough exterior of this crazy man walks into their clubhouse, the past threatens everything he holds dear, including both of the women in his life. She finds trouble everywhere she goes...or better yet, it seems to find her... When the only woman to ever captivate Psycho's heart comes back, Lex does what she needs to in order to keep her safe, even if that means shifting a deadly target onto her back. As time goes by, she starts the impending doom of what's to come for her, but the men of the club refuse to listen to her, including her boyfriend, Colt. Tensions between them have been rising ever since they caught his mother cheating. Will this situation and her desperate actions be the final straw in their relationship? His heartbreak has him seeing his dead wife everywhere around him, even after he destroyed those who took her away...will he ever find a way to get over her and move on for the sake of his child? Tripp Molloy misses his wife. Avery Molloy's death at the hands of the Devil's Advocates was too much, and he channeled all his despair and anger into revenge. He and Psycho led the massacre that wiped out the entire Griffin's Beach charter of the Devils. As soon as revenge was sought, he fell back into his deep depression. His wife was gone, and he's the reason she was alone that night. To top it off, he found out she was pregnant right before he watched her fall to her death in a blaze of fire, a secret only he and his father know. Now, he's having a child with a club bunny he can't stand because of a drunken one-night stand and wishful thinking he could have his wife in his bed one last time. A familiar face shows back up at the clubhouse and nearly starts a fight with Tripp. He could have used Avery's best friend, Joe Arnold, when she died. He was the only other person who knew her like Tripp did. And he's back a year later Little does Tripp know he brings secrets of his own that will turn Tripp's world upside down.

Someone even crazier than their own Psycho appears in town... When a man appears in Griffin's Beach who breaks into various Drifter homes and attempts to kidnap the Sergeant at Arms' daughter right in front of her house, the men jump into action. The man, however, is even more elusive than anticipated, and he gets away without so much as a scratch. Who he is and why he's targeted the club is unknown. As far as they're aware, they have no enemies of other clubs, and the beef with the Cartel was handled long before now. A familiar face returns... A familiar face returns to the city the morning after the break-ins happen. Everyone is both surprised but excited to see Autumn Sims, the ex-old lady of Rocco who left when he finally admitted he never planned to marry her. The irony of her returning during a lockdown after she fled during the last one is lost on no one. She holds secrets, and jealousy rears its ugly head... Autumn appears skittish and reclusive, and as much a Rocco wants to reach out and ask if she needs help, his pride stops him. He's moved on with Mary Lamb, just like Colt has moved on with Poppy Hutchens. Right? But when Autumn is conned into attending a party at the clubhouse, and Mary manipulates the situation to piss Rocco off, he realizes there's so much more going on than he could even know. And she's not telling him. He also finds himself relating to Colt's disdain for Grayson Tate, the cop in love with Lex Dalton. At the hospital, Autumn dismisses him to get a ride home from the cop. This man knows where she lives. They seem intimate. And she's choosing him over Rocco. He's never seen red like this. For the first time, the women decide it's time to take matters into their own hands to save one of their own by bringing back one of the only people capable of making any change... The women of the club decide it's time they step in and do what they need to for Autumn. They orchestrate a plan to try and draw out the elusive man with Felicity learning more about what happened to her redheaded friend after she left Griffin's Beach a year before. They're unable to trap the shadow of a man, and he gets away. Another familiar face returns to help with the situation after many people call and tell her she needs to return to help her friend. Her resolve breaks with her ex, she's at odds with her best friend and she doesn't know why, she learns a dirty secret about Grayson Tate, she is faced with the reality she may lose the love of her life in a matter of only two months, and she's harboring a secret of her own shortly after returning to Griffin's Beach. Will they be able to catch this man before he hurts anyone permanently, or will there be destruction and despair left in the hearts of many affiliated with the Deranged Drifters club? Will the familiar faces stay now that they've returned, or is their visit only temporary? Will the broken pieces of the club ever get repaired, or has the damage gone too far?

They saved her when she was young. Now's her chance to save them again, but will they ever fully trust her? Will she die protecting the man she loves, and his club? Or, even worse, will he let her? Reagan Gentry had just lost her mother, and her step-father decided she was going to fill that void, no matter what he had to do to take it. Three men in heavy boots, motorcycle kuttes, and burly physiques turned out to be her knights in shining armor. They saved her life that night, and committing perjury to keep them out of jail was nothing compared to what they did for her. Now, ten years later, Reagan finds herself in a dilemma. While she wants to advance her career as an investigator and continue to help abused children, she feels torn to learn her boss is targeting the men who saved her all those years ago. Loyalty runs deep with her, especially when no one else has ever shown her the same loyalty back until them. She makes her decision and decides to let her boss believe she's infiltrating the club to get information to take them down to help protect the Deranged Drifters MC and find the mole feeding information to the cops. Her cover is to be Dean "Gunner" Owens's girlfriend, and the ruse is proving to be more than either of them can handle. The club will never trust her, but they trust her enough to save themselves. This distrust has Gunner consistently on the fence, unable to know whether he should stick with his club or follow his heart. And when Reagan is put in danger multiple times over in her pursuit to save them, he can't help it. He's falling for her. When Reagan overhears Gunner telling someone what they have is nothing more than the game they're playing for everyone, she's heartbroken. Once again, she's been let down. Even though she wants to walk away and never look back, she's a woman of her word. She will track down and find the mole leaking information, even if it kills her. The risks she's taken for the club that will never let her stay may do just that: kill her. Will the club figure out who their biggest opposition is, or will they be taken down by one of their own? Will Reagan die protecting the club? Will Gunner let her? Will they ever find a way to be together, or will the club come between them?

She left 10 years ago, and he's been angry ever since. She returns with secrets of her own, including the feelings she's kept buried since she was fourteen years old. Will her secrets destroy them when it puts her and everyone she loves in danger, or will he destroy them with his own cycle of sabotage to any happiness he may have? When a blast from the past walks into the Deranged Drifters clubhouse after ten years, one of the most feared motorcycle clubs in the tri-state area has unplanned surprises in store for them.Lex Dalton walks into the clubhouse she left ten years before, and she carries with her secrets she hopes to leave in the dust. Instead, she focuses on the club. First, she has to decide whether she wants to help her half-brother who spent her entire life hating her for their father's mistakes, or helping him with the woman he's fallen head over heels for.Second, she needs to work to set her safety net in place without actually sharing her secret with the only men she knows could help her. Her feelings of carrying the world on her shoulders isn't one she can easily shake.Third, and most important, is confronting her childhood best friend, Colt Nichols. When she was forced to leave the clubhouse with her mom a decade before, she lost her family as well as her best friend. Now, she's demanding answers.Colt Nichols has to face the music when he sees Lex again. The feelings he had as a teenager have only grown, but he holds her leaving against her. After watching her fall right back into place with the club as though she never left, he learns leaving wasn't her fault. Or her choice.The two finally find their way to each other, but a series of betrayals in Colt's life take over and turn his entire world upside down. In true Colt fashion, self destruction is his decision of choice, and he makes mistake after mistake with Lex.Danger with the club reaches new heights when disaster strikes his family, and he decides it's best for Lex to be anywhere but with the club. He takes drastic measures one night in an attempt to force her to leave, but he learns quickly the true danger he put her in that has nothing to do with the club. Her secrets have come back to haunt her, and it's not just her life in the balance.Can they find a way back to each other, or has too much damage been done? Is the threat to her too much to survive, both physically and emotionally? Can he right his wrongs before it's too late?