Damascus & The Wildfire
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Love blooms in the wreckage. When Kenna Walsh trades her polished D.C. life for the wide Texas skies, she isn't looking for love-just a fresh start. Three years after losing her fiancé, her heart still feels hollow. But when she's hired to plan the Lone Star Mavericks' fiftieth anniversary party, she's pulled into a world built on loyalty, violence, and a code she doesn't yet understand. Merrick, the club's quiet, battle-scarred sergeant-at-arms, carries his own ghosts and keeps the world at arm's length. Hatchet, their reckless enforcer, meets the darkness with a grin and refuses to let Kenn...
Love blooms in the wreckage. When Kenna Walsh trades her polished D.C. life for the wide Texas skies, she isn't looking for love-just a fresh start. Three years after losing her fiancé, her heart still feels hollow. But when she's hired to plan the Lone Star Mavericks' fiftieth anniversary party, she's pulled into a world built on loyalty, violence, and a code she doesn't yet understand. Merrick, the club's quiet, battle-scarred sergeant-at-arms, carries his own ghosts and keeps the world at arm's length. Hatchet, their reckless enforcer, meets the darkness with a grin and refuses to let Kenna disappear into the shadows. And for the first time in years, her heart isn't just waking up-it's at war with itself. When a violent street gang threatens everything the Mavericks stand for, Kenna is drawn deeper into a brotherhood where loyalty is everything and trust is hard won, forced to navigate not just the threats outside the clubhouse, but the fractures within it. And as danger closes in, she finds strength in places she never expected-and faces a choice that could change the course of her future forever. Damascus & the Wildfire is a motorcycle club romance for readers who love morally gray outlaws and the heroines who bring them to their knees. This is the second book in a standalone, interconnected series set in the gritty, unforgettable world of the Lone Star Mavericks MC.
