Sinners and Saints Series by Danielle Sarah, Nouha Jullienne

Naya It’s been a month since I left what happened in my past behind. I was looking for a new beginning, a new place to call home. And I found it in Springfield, Tennessee. But the guilt of leaving my sick papa behind, along with the stress of keeping my new veterinary clinic afloat, don’t allow me to fully move on. A new opportunity lands at my doorstep when I’m also offered a job as the new vet at the largest ranch in town... moreNaya It’s been a month since I left what happened in my past behind. I was looking for a new beginning, a new place to call home. And I found it in Springfield, Tennessee. But the guilt of leaving my sick papa behind, along with the stress of keeping my new veterinary clinic afloat, don’t allow me to fully move on. A new opportunity lands at my doorstep when I’m also offered a job as the new vet at the largest ranch in town. I accept, even though my client, Callan Hudson, is a grumpy and closed off rancher who knows exactly how to get under my skin. I’m supposed to hate him, but he somehow makes me feel safe, cherished, seen. When my old life catches up to me, I find myself in danger again, which pushes me more and more into the arms of my new ‘nemesis’. Eventually, I have to return to Raleigh, where I’m forced to face the demons of my past, causing me to question everything I thought I knew. Callan Being the Founder and President of the Sinners & Saints Motorcycle Club is no small task. I didn’t gain the name, King , for no reason. I’m ruthless when necessary, but protective of my people. That aside, all my time and energy go into my ranch, All Saints. The cowboy life is in my blood, after all. When my stallion falls ill, I’m tasked with finding a new doctor. But I never expected the vet to be a small, fiery pain in my ass. Naya Ohara is a thorn in my side, the source of my frustration, and everything I never knew I needed. One day, the President of the Raleigh Riders, our rivals, reappears fifteen years after an almost deadly encounter. But what brings him to town so suddenly? Naya’s involvement soon becomes clear, and she’s no longer safe. My instinct to protect her makes me throw caution to the wind. So, when she leaves, I decide to go after her, putting myself and my crew at risk. less

Summer I’ve spent most of my life in fight-or-flight mode, doing whatever it takes to survive. But one reckless night with Knox Davenport changes everything. It was the first time I let myself want, the first time I let my guard down.I had to leave. To protect myself… and my son.When I came back, Knox was still as cocky, dangerous, and tempting as ever... moreSummer I’ve spent most of my life in fight-or-flight mode, doing whatever it takes to survive. But one reckless night with Knox Davenport changes everything. It was the first time I let myself want, the first time I let my guard down.I had to leave. To protect myself… and my son.When I came back, Knox was still as cocky, dangerous, and tempting as ever.For the past fifteen years, we’ve stayed in each other’s lives—distant, cautious, walking a fine line between friendship and something neither of us dares to name. But now Knox is asking questions I can’t answer, dragging me deeper into the past I’ve fought to bury.I can’t afford to let Knox in—but can I keep pushing him away? Knox As Vice President of the Sinners and Saints, people see the rough the reputation, the women, the easy charm. They don’t see the man underneath, the one who’s spent years searching for something real.I thought I had something real with Summer Ivers—she was mysterious, quick-witted, impossible to resist. But just as fast as I found her, she was gone. She left town without a word, and when she came back, it was like that night together had never happened.For fifteen years, I’ve never been able to shake the pull I feel toward her. The more time I spend with Summer—and the son she’s kept a secret from me—the harder it is to hold back.Now, I’m done pretending. I want answers. I want her.And this time, I'm not letting her go. less