Ranger: VDMC Book 13 (Via Daemonia Motorcycle Club 24)
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Liam “Ranger” Fremont is the Enforcer of the Via Daemonia Motorcycle Club. Kidnapped, drugged, and pushed past the point a man should survive, Ranger clawed his way back and believed he’d never fall again. He was wrong. After a relapse nearly cost him his patch, the club forced him into rehab and stripped him of everything that made him who he was. No bar. No enforcement work. Just a tow truck, a wrench, and too much time alone in his own head.
Toni Anderson has spent her life believing in the law, in control, and staying far away from people who will only let her down. One touch is all it takes to throw her rules right out the window--or rather, out the car window. Toni can’t deny their attraction, but Ranger is an addict fighting not to fall again, and she is the daughter of addicts who knows exactly how a relationship between them will end.
When a break-in becomes a dead body, Toni has no choice but to call in a favor from the club. Ranger comes barreling back into her life within hours of her walking away from him. Ranger’s determination is strong. He’ll keep her safe at all costs–and prove to her that a life with him is worth fighting for.
Perfect for readers who love a damaged hero fighting for his second chance, a heroine who’s been burned before but can’t stay away, and the gritty found family loyalty of an MC series.
This book contains mature and potentially triggering content. Please be aware. Your mental health matters.
Violence & Action: Kidnapping and captivity, torture (electrocution, beating, starvation, and dehydration — referenced and shown via scarring), murder including patricide and the killing of an abuser by a minor, gun violence.
Substance Use & Recovery: Drug addiction (heroin, meth), drug use including detailed injection scenes, relapse and near-relapse, forced drug addiction used as a tool of captivity, overdose resulting in on-page death, drug relapse, references to growing up with addicted parents.
Sexual Trauma: Sexual assault of a male character (referenced, not depicted).
Family & Childhood Trauma: Parental drug addiction, childhood trauma, parental death, grief and loss, abandonment themes, emotional withdrawal.
Other: PTSD, references to growing up with addicted parents, recovery/sobriety themes.