Savage Kings MC Books in Order

Abe has spent most of his life on the wrong side of the law, but Mercy Daniels makes him want to be better. When someone starts targeting her, protecting her becomes personal fast.

Savage Kings VP Chase Fury is thrown back into Sasha's orbit, the woman he never truly got over. Their second chance unfolds while club secrets and outside danger threaten everyone around them.

Maddox looks steady from the outside, but club business and buried feelings keep throwing his life off balance. His romance grows under pressure, right where the Savage Kings world is most dangerous.

Savage Kings president Torin carries the kind of secrets that can wreck a club from the inside out. His story hits hard on loyalty, leadership, and the damage done by choices that cannot stay buried forever.

War is built for conflict, and that makes love feel like unfamiliar territory. When club trouble closes in, the woman at the center of his story becomes one more thing he is ready to fight for.

Cooper gets hit with the kind of romance that makes the biker life look harder to hold on to. Duty, desire, and danger all show up at once in his Savage Kings story.

Dalton is used to handling numbers and keeping things controlled, not dealing with feelings that make a mess of everything. Love pushes him far outside his comfort zone while club danger keeps escalating.

Two men with long ties to the Savage Kings world finally stop circling what they feel. Their story has loyalty, heat, and the pressure that comes with choosing honesty in a dangerous life.

This Savage Kings prequel looks back at Chase's early years and the beginning of his love story. It also fills in the club's roots, making the later books land with even more weight.

Miles is all strength and loyalty until a woman makes him want more than the next fight or next job. That new vulnerability becomes dangerous the second the wrong people notice it.

Tech expert Reece would rather monitor threats than become one by falling in love. His story drags him from the edges of the club into the middle of the emotional and physical action.

Sax spends a lot of time keeping club business moving and other people's secrets quiet. Once his own heart gets involved, staying cool and detached stops being an option.

Cedric expands the Savage Kings world with another protective, high-pressure romance. The stakes are personal, the danger is close, and giving in to love only makes the risks sharper.

This later Savage Kings story pairs a dangerous hero with a woman capable of upsetting every plan he has. In typical series fashion, romance and trouble arrive at exactly the same time.