ane
er driveway. The house was a sprawling brick compound on the edge of town, a place built on clu
, let the kickstand
lked into the bedroom I had shared with Beau
oden hangers-clothes Judith had picked out to make me look like a tame, res
he deepest corner under the king-sized bed, an
reaked open, releasing the familiar scen
inal insignia of the Iron Ghosts MC, the flaming skull flanked by dual wrench-bones. Beneath it l
the faint moonlight filt
elve years old in the picture, sitting on his broad shoulders with grease smeared across my forehead, grinning like I owned the entire
them we
f them alive. But the nightmare didn't end there. After slaughtering my father and brothers on the highway, the Vultures had tracked down our mother compound. I s
y mother, my sister-in-law, and even my two-and-a-half-year-
They called it charity. They claimed they were honor
f the massive life insurance payout and the
. The agonizing grief that used to choke
r at a dive joint three miles outside the club's perimeter. She wasn't club property,
er voice raspy and sharp. "It's past two in
I said, my voice flat and completely devoid of t
er. "I'm gonna take a tire iron to his teeth. Sloan
from the party. I only want two things from that place: my f
has sworn up and down that bike belongs to
title is inside the safe in the study. I know the combination
atory grin evident in her tone. "When
nd the ledgers right on Judith's breakfast table. When I do, I need a noise
ed and a grudge to settle," Ruby s
im reflection, my green eyes looked sharp, completely detached f
Marcus Keller
a four-speed transmission with my bare hands, how to throw a hook that shatters a
unk, hauled it to the w
. And the Tuckers were going to learn
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