Scorpion's Desert Blossom (Horsemen of Wrath MC, #2)

Scorpion thought his life was all planned out for him and his best friend, Santiago, Tiago. Only a decision made one night, mere days before being patched into the Horsemen of Wrath MC, changes it for both of them—one more than the other. And though Scorpion goes on with the plan, he never forgets or forgives.

The years that have passed haven’t changed Scorpion’s anger for what was lost, and his desire for payback hasn’t either. A chance meeting brings the one he wants to make pay within his grasp, and no one will deter him.

Paige has spent a lifetime being left out, unloved, unwanted, and vilified. Despite that, she’s become a caring woman dedicated to helping others as a nurse. One day, a chance meeting with a patient leads to her hiding who she is, for a good reason—until Scorpion walks in and recognizes her.

Immediately, Paige’s life is being destroyed again. Last time, it almost ended her life. Will this time end her career, or her life? Why fight when you’ll never be seen for yourself or able to tell the truth?

The most unlikely person stands by Paige and goes up against Scorpion. As the battle continues, Scorpion finds that the worst is happening. He’s falling for the woman he should hate beyond all others. When he’s forced to listen and truly to look at Paige, he begins to realize the terrible wrong he did, not just now, but in the past.

See how Scorpion and Paige make up for the past, create a future together, and help get revenge on the ones who deserve it. No one messes with the Horsemen of Wrath and gets away with it. And no one will keep Scorpion away from his Desert Blossom. The VP of the Horsemen MC has found his lady.

Warning

This book is intended for adult readers. It explores some topics that may not be to everyone’s taste. It contains foul language and adult situations and may even include things such as st@lking, @ssult, t0rture, kidn@pping, and unalive, which may trigger some readers. Sexual situations are graphic. If these themes aren’t what you like to read or you find them upsetting, this book isn’t for you. There is no cheating or cliffhangers, and it has an HEA.