Enemy: Gay Biker Romance (Vulture Hollow MC, Book 1)

He killed Clyde Turner's brother. Now he wants to kill Clyde too—except his body has other ideas entirely.

Roadkill has hated Clyde from the moment he first saw those ice-blue eyes and that infuriating smirk. Hated him for being Hell's Butchers MC royalty. Hated him for being untouchable. Hated him most of all for making Roadkill want things a man like him can't afford to want. So he channels it into something cleaner, something he understands: rage. Obsession. The promise of violence.

Clyde Turner knows exactly what Roadkill is—brash, dangerous, and responsible for his brother's death. He should want him dead. He does want him dead. He just also wants him in ways that have no business existing between two men on opposite sides of a war, both locked behind the same closet door.

When a fire strips away every exit and every excuse, they're left with nothing but the truth. Roadkill throws a confession like a weapon—he wishes he'd taken what he wanted, just to watch Clyde break. Just to see disgust replace desire on that perfect face.

Clyde's answer changes everything.

Set against the gritty, gasoline-soaked world of rival MCs, Enemy is a scorching romantic suspense about two men whose hatred and hunger are disturbingly hard to tell apart. When enemies share the same secret, destruction and desire become dangerously intertwined.

Some fights you lose the moment they begin.