Rogue County MC Books in Order
Part ofLisa Lovell Books in OrderBrowse Rogue County MC books by Lisa Lovell in order, with publication details and summaries to help you choose where to start reading.
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Rogue County MC books in publication order
5 books
Damon
by Lisa Lovell
2020
Damon is preparing to join an elite police force when his former love Isla asks for help. Her arrival reveals that their hometown is in trouble, giving him a chance to repair the trust he once destroyed.
Phoenix
by Lisa Lovell
2020
With thieves threatening his community and family, Phoenix searches for evidence against them. Finding a familiar woman in distress redirects his efforts toward protecting her, but his instinctive intervention leads him straight into a trap.
Raven
by Lisa Lovell
2020
Biker Raven receives a late-night emergency call from rodeo star Emmaline Bray, a woman he knows only from newspapers. His determination to help draws him into danger and an unexpected connection that gives the rescue a deeply personal stake.
Ryder
by Lisa Lovell
2021
Ryder and his fellow bikers face a threat that could destroy their town, even with the Rangers coming to help. His connection with Louisa makes the stakes personal as he prepares for a confrontation that may cost him his life.
Stryker
by Lisa Lovell
2021
Outsider Stryker finds a purpose in protecting Diamond Falls and helping Bridgit Mathers escape trouble. Their former friendship complicates his growing attraction, particularly when he doubts whether she recognizes the man he has become.
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