Steel King (Clifton Forge)

When a murder rocks the quiet mountain town of Clifton Forge, Montana, investigative journalist Bryce Ryan smells exactly what she's been waiting for—proof that the local motorcycle club's so-called reformation is nothing but a carefully constructed lie.

Bryce is sharp, relentless, and absolutely convinced that Kingston "Dash" Slater, the club's brooding, iron-willed leader, is hiding something dangerous behind that grease-stained garage and those disarming dark eyes. As the ambitious new owner of Clifton Forge's newspaper, she has everything to prove and no intention of letting a ruggedly infuriating biker stand in her way.

Dash has worked too hard to rebuild his club's reputation to let some fire-breathing reporter tear it all down. He knows Bryce is a threat—to his secrets, to his members, and increasingly, to his carefully guarded composure. Keeping her close enough to control is a strategy that makes perfect sense. Until it doesn't.

Set against the stunning backdrop of small-town Montana, *Steel King* delivers simmering tension, biting wit, and the kind of slow-burn attraction that crackles like a live wire. Perry weaves romantic suspense and biker-romance into a story where every interrogation feels like foreplay and every accusation pulls two stubborn, infuriating people closer to an edge neither can afford to cross.

The truth about Clifton Forge is darker than Bryce imagined—and falling for the man she's investigating might be the most dangerous story she's ever chased.