DEVIL’S RENEGADES MC ROMANCE SERIES

{This series is paused due to another project I am working on with my agents. I hope to republish them soon, but I don’t have dates yet. Thank you for your patience as this is a huge project.}

Before there was a town worth saving, there were men who ruled the roads.

The Devil’s Renegades are an outlaw motorcycle club whose territory stretches the length of the Shenandoah and Cacapon Mountains, an Appalachian kingdom of switchbacks, hollows, and ridgelines that no one ever owned, but many have tried to control. For generations, the Renegades have enforced their own brutal version of order, answering to no government, no court, and no king but their own.

They are not heroes. They are not saviors. They are what remains when the world forgets the men it trained for violence and then abandoned. In the mythology of Kingsmill, this is Camelot’s dark mirror.

If Kingsmill is the town that pretends it was built on love and legacy, the Devil’s Renegades are the truth underneath: the sins that paid for prosperity, the crimes that kept the roads clear, the blood spilled so others could live peacefully in the valley below.

But even outlaw kingdoms fall.

Modern times are coming, and they don’t care about tradition. Satellites map what was once hidden. Drones fly over ridgelines that used to belong only to hawks and ghosts. Data centers rise where forest once swallowed sound. The Renegades can no longer outpace technology, erase records, or vanish into myth the way they once did. And so the club is fracturing.

Old loyalties are tested. Sons inherit wars they don’t understand. Brothers discover that the rules they lived by were built on lies. Power shifts. Secrets surface. And love — inconvenient, dangerous love — enters places it was never meant to survive.

The Devil’s Renegades series is a dark contemporary romance saga about outlaw men standing at the edge of extinction and the women who force them to choose: cling to a dying kingdom, or burn it down and build something truer in its place.

These stories are steeper. The sins are heavier. The happily-ever-afters are hard-won and sometimes scarred. But they are real. Because even in the ruins of Camelot, love still demands a reckoning… and the road home is never clean.