Sin City Outlaws Books in Order

The Sin City Outlaws books follow a Las Vegas motorcycle club that runs on violence, vice, and its own harsh brand of honor. Where The Devil's Dust often centers family ties inside the club, this series leans hard into the collision between outlaws and the badge, pairing bikers with sheriffs and cops who are supposed to arrest them, not fall in love with them.

The opening novel, Reign, introduces the club's president at the height of his power. He rules Vegas from the back of his bike, sleeps rarely and never alone, and has accepted that his future probably ends in a cell or a grave. That certainty is shaken when he crosses paths with Jillian McAdams, a straight arrow sheriff whose sense of justice clashes with the raw pull she feels toward him. One kiss is enough to push her over the line she swore she would never cross, tying her fate to a man her colleagues would happily see in chains.

Mercy picks up the thread as their choices catch up with them. An outlaw and a law officer who chose each other over their families and codes now have to live with the fallout, running from enemies on both sides and trying to rewrite rules that were never meant to bend. The story digs into what it costs to love someone when every system around you says that love is a betrayal.

Later books widen the view of the club. In Retaliate, the vice president is ordered to play bodyguard for Alessandra, a female cop he would normally see as a target, not a partner. Watching her hide a darker side behind a shiny badge forces him to question his own black and white view of the world. Illicit traps a brutal enforcer with Raven, a prisoner the club expects him to break. Their battle of wills slides into forbidden attraction, making him risk his life and patch for a woman he should only see as leverage.

Shorter works like the Christmas novella Recourse revisit earlier couples, with Jillian weighing her badge against bringing her outlaw home for the holidays. Bloodlines puts Mac, the club's quiet tech expert, in the spotlight when he is tasked with protecting Simone, a woman pregnant with a child who may carry a fallen brother's blood. Neither sees themselves as traditional family material, yet circumstance keeps pulling them toward something that looks suspiciously like it.

Throughout Sin City Outlaws, the tone stays dark, steamy, and unapologetically violent. There are shootouts, club wars, and plenty of explicit scenes, but also a surprising amount of soul searching as characters decide whether they can change without losing everything that has kept them alive. For readers who like their MC romance with a strong law versus outlaw thread, this series is where Forgy leans into that clash the hardest.