Rebel's Firecracker

About the book

Rebel never expected that being away for months would bring about significant changes at his club. Upon his return, he is taken aback by the allure of the co-owner of the club' bakery, driving him wild. However, he is conflicted as his brother Joker seems to have a claim on her. Rebel struggles to resist the temptation, not wanting to disrespect himself or his brother. He must figure out a way to handle the situation. When a fire breaks out, putting Madisen and the club in danger, Rebel realizes his mistake and is determined that she will be his in every sense - as his old lady, wife, and mother of his children. All he needs to do is convince her. But her past poses challenges, returning to haunt her and put her at risk.

Madisen is no stranger to profound betrayal and finds herself alone, without even her beloved great aunt by her side. Her world is turned upside down when the Warriors approach her to help start a bakery, offering her a stake in the business. For a girl born in a trailer park among the lowest in society, this opportunity is a dream come true. However, she is thrown off balance when she meets Rebel, the club member who will be her co-manager. She can' get him out of her mind, despite assuming he would never notice her. But to her surprise, he does, and a mutual attraction blossoms into steamy encounters and romance. Now, Rebel, the club, and their allies must overcome various threats to ensure their happily ever after, facing old and new enemies along the way. Despite the challenges, Rebel is determined to make Madisen his Firecracker, ensuring their relationship is always full of fireworks.

Warning:
This book is intended for mature audiences due to coarse language, adult situations, and discussions of sensitive topics such as stalking, assault, torture, and murder that may be triggering for some readers. Sexual scenes are explicit. There is no cheating, no cliffhanger, and the book concludes with a happily ever after.