Venom Riders MC Series by Ivy Myst

Indira. I gave him my heart. He broke it on his desk with a club girl. Dutch is the President of the Venom Riders MC. He's powerful, possessive, and used to getting exactly what he wants. He thought I understood the rules—that club girls were just a perk of his position, that my place was to look the other way. He was wrong. I walked away without a backward glance, leaving him to the wreckage he'd made of us. Now, Dutch is a mess. Celibate. Obsessed... moreIndira. I gave him my heart. He broke it on his desk with a club girl. Dutch is the President of the Venom Riders MC. He's powerful, possessive, and used to getting exactly what he wants. He thought I understood the rules—that club girls were just a perk of his position, that my place was to look the other way. He was wrong. I walked away without a backward glance, leaving him to the wreckage he'd made of us. Now, Dutch is a mess. Celibate. Obsessed. Finally realizing that his precious club traditions are relics of a past that deserves to die. Me? I'm flourishing. New city. Career success. And yes—new men who actually treat me like the prize I am. Dutch wants me back. He swears he's changed. Dutch. I destroyed the best thing in my life on my office desk. For thirty-four years, I thought I knew what it meant to be a man. My father taught me that women were property, that club girls were perks, that real men took what they wanted without apology. I was an idiot. The moment Indira walked in on me with Crystal, I lost everything that mattered. I didn't understand it then—thought she was being dramatic, that she'd calm down and come back. She didn't come back. Now I'm fighting for a second chance I don't deserve. No club girls. No excuses. Just the brutal realization that I need to become a completely different man before I can even think about earning her forgiveness. I have to watch as she dates other men. Men who treat her the way I should have from the beginning. But I'm not giving up. I'll prove I've learned. I'll prove I'm the one for her. I'll tear down everything I've built before I ever hurt her again. Because Indira isn't just the woman I want. She's the only woman I'll ever need. This novel can be enjoyed as a standalone. It is also Book 1 of 5 in the Venom Riders MC series, each with its own HEA. Due to mature themes, it is recommended for readers aged 18+. This story may contain triggers. Dutch contains on-page cheating. less

Lilac. Colt is VP of the Venom Riders MC. He's dangerous, intense, and convinced I destroyed him when I disappeared without a word. When he corners me in a grocery store with his twin sons at my side, the hatred in his eyes is terrifying. But I don't remember him. I don't remember anything from before I woke up in a stranger's home seven years ago with no memories and twins growing inside me. Now he's everywhere—at my sons' school, at my home, calling me a liar and a cheat... moreLilac. Colt is VP of the Venom Riders MC. He's dangerous, intense, and convinced I destroyed him when I disappeared without a word. When he corners me in a grocery store with his twin sons at my side, the hatred in his eyes is terrifying. But I don't remember him. I don't remember anything from before I woke up in a stranger's home seven years ago with no memories and twins growing inside me. Now he's everywhere—at my sons' school, at my home, calling me a liar and a cheat. My boys are terrified. I'm terrified. Until the truth comes out, and everything I thought I knew shatters. Those twins? They're his. The man I don't remember? He's my husband. And the night I disappeared? I still don’t remember that, and I’m not sure I want to. Colt. I spent seven years hating the woman who broke me. My brothers told me Lilac cheated. That she cleaned out our bank account and vanished while I was on a run. I believed them because I had no reason not to. Then I saw her in Millfield—alive, beautiful, and pretending she didn't know me. The rage nearly destroyed me all over again. Until I learned the truth. My wife spent seven years living with amnesia, raising our sons alone, building a life from nothing while I mourned a ghost. Now I have to earn back what I lost. Prove to a woman who doesn't remember loving me that I'm worth the risk. Win the trust of sons who see me as the monster who made their mama cry. And destroy every last person who stole seven years from us. I'll burn the world down before I lose them again because Lilac isn't just the woman I loved. She's the only woman I'll ever need—even if she can't remember why. This novel can be enjoyed as a standalone. It is also Book 2 of 5 in the Venom Riders MC series, each with its own HEA. Due to mature themes, it is recommended for readers aged 18+. This story may contain triggers. Colt contains perceived cheating, amnesia, secret children, and violence. less

Bea. Holden is Road Captain of the Venom Riders MC — the man who plans for every contingency and loses sleep over the ones he can't control. For years, he made no secret of the fact that he wanted me. I said no — some lines exist for a reason, and a biker who controls everything and everyone wasn't a line I was willing to cross. Then, just like that, the line was gone. What followed was months of biker domesticity. When tragedy struck, I was ready... moreBea. Holden is Road Captain of the Venom Riders MC — the man who plans for every contingency and loses sleep over the ones he can't control. For years, he made no secret of the fact that he wanted me. I said no — some lines exist for a reason, and a biker who controls everything and everyone wasn't a line I was willing to cross. Then, just like that, the line was gone. What followed was months of biker domesticity. When tragedy struck, I was ready. Ready to sit in the dark with him, hold the weight, be exactly what he needed. Instead, I had my heart broken. Holden. I had everything — the woman I’d loved for years, a place in the MC, a chosen family. But then I messed it all up. I did what I always do when my control fails. I picked up a bottle. I don't remember what happened next. I woke to evidence I couldn't explain, and I made a choice. My choice was wrong. I was wrong. So I got to work. Stayed sober. Sat in a grief group. Showed up for the people I'd let down. My only hope is that she gives me a second chance. less