Berserker's Rage MC: Wyoming Chapter

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Warrant: A Motorcycle Club Romance (The Berserker's Rage MC: Wyoming Chapter Book 1) Publisher's Summary

The law is her life, and he lives to break itbut when innocent lives hang in the balance, their worlds collide in the most dangerous way possible.AinsleyTaking over as sheriff in Sentinel, Wyoming was supposed to be my fresh starta chance to make something of myself. But the moment I meet Warrant, the infuriating, devastatingly charming Sergeant at Arms of the Berserker's Rage MC, my carefully laid plans go up in smoke. He's everything I should stay away from: dangerous, unpredictable, and completely convinced I belong to him. As the towns sheriff, getting involved with a man who operates outside the law could destroy my career and everything I've worked for. But when kidnapped children land on our doorstep and danger comes at us from all sides, I realize some battles can't be fought from behind a badgeand some protectors don't wear uniforms. Warrant The second I lay eyes on the new sheriff, I know she's mine. Ainsley can fight it all she wants, with her moral code and professional ethics, but fate doesn't care about badges or reputations. I've got a ranch to run, a club to serve, and enough mischief in me to keep my brothers and the entire town on their toes, but none of that matters when kids go missing and my woman's life is threatened. When the Viking's Rampage MC calls in a favor to help find stolen children, what starts as a rescue mission becomes a war. The bastards who took those kids made one fatal mistakethey brought their violence into my territory and put Ainsley in their crosshairs. Now they'll learn why they call us Berserker's Rage, and why a happy-go-lucky biker can be the most dangerous enemy of all.With bullets flying and enemies closing in, we'll have to decide if love is worth breaking all the rules for. For me, family comes firstand I'm going to make Ainsley mine, badge and all. Be Forewarned:These books contain violence and descriptions of illicit activities.