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Old Ladies Club Books in Order

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Explore the Old Ladies Club multi-MC crossover by Darlene Tallman and co-authors, with book order, summaries, and background on these forum-forged friendships.

Last updated: June 7, 2026

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Old Ladies Club books in publication order

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4 books

1

Rebel Guardians MC

by Erin Osborne

2018

This Old Ladies Club installment shifts the spotlight to the partners of Rebel Guardians members. Through their online friendships and in-person meetups, the women rally around one another when past trauma, current threats, and club business collide, reminding everyone that the backbone of the MC is often found in the kitchen and nursery.

2

Soul Shifterz MC

by Erin Osborne

2018

In the Soul Shifterz Old Ladies Club story, the mates of a paranormal motorcycle club lean on each other when danger comes too close. Their private forum turns into a war room as they protect kids, challenge stubborn alphas, and prove that fated mates can be just as fierce as their shifter partners.

3

Wild Kings MC

by Erin Osborne

2018

Part of the Old Ladies Club collection, this novella visits the Wild Kings MC through the eyes of longtime partners who band together online. As the women trade stories, fears, and advice, their solidarity helps them face threats at home and reminds their men that “old ladies” are anything but fragile.

4

Rage Ryders MC

by Erin Osborne

2019

Part of the Old Ladies Club crossover, this installment focuses on the women connected to the Rage Ryders MC and the chaos they kick up when their online friendships become real-life alliances. Expect protective bikers, meddling partners, and a reminder that sisterhood can be just as fierce as brotherhood.

Old Ladies Club books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "Wild Kings MC"

    Wild Kings MC

    by Erin Osborne

    2018Old Ladies Club, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "Soul Shifterz MC"

    Soul Shifterz MC

    by Erin Osborne

    2018Old Ladies Club, Book 2
  3. Book cover for "Rebel Guardians MC"

    Rebel Guardians MC

    by Erin Osborne

    2018Old Ladies Club, Book 3
  4. Book cover for "Rage Ryders MC"

    Rage Ryders MC

    by Erin Osborne

    2019Old Ladies Club, Book 4

Series background & context

Old Ladies Club is a multi‑author, multi‑club crossover built on a simple, fun premise: what happens when the wives and partners of bikers from different MCs find each other online? Co‑created by Erin Osborne, Liberty Parker, Kayce Kyle, and Darlene Tallman, the series follows a group of “old ladies” who form an internet forum that quickly becomes a lifeline.

Each book centers on a different club featured in the collaboration—Wild Kings MC, Soul Shifterz MC, Rebel Guardians MC, and Rage Ryders MC—while the women’s shared chat thread weaves them together. The stories mix everyday concerns (kids, jobs, health scares, insecurities about aging) with the more extreme realities of living with outlaw bikers: threats from rival clubs, law‑enforcement pressure, and dangerous enemies.

Tallman’s contributions lean into the Rebel Guardians and Rage Ryders sides of the equation, bringing her existing characters into the mix and giving long‑time readers a chance to see them through the eyes of their partners and friends. There’s humor in watching opinionated women compare notes on their stubborn men, but also heart in how quickly they mobilize when one of their own is in trouble.

For readers who enjoy ensemble casts, crossovers, and romance stories where the women’s friendships are as central as the love stories, Old Ladies Club is a satisfying little corner of the wider MC world.

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Anurag Ramdasan

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