The Bad Disciples MC Books in Order
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The Bad Disciples MC books in publication order
5 books
Glock
by Savannah Rylan
2017
Bad Disciples information gatherer Glock finds his feelings returning when Sage comes back to town. After witnessing the rival Dragon Knights' treatment of women, she wants to help, but her involvement could put her in danger.
Gunner
by Savannah Rylan
2017
Former military sniper Gunner becomes attracted to Brooklyn, a new bartender. Their connection is complicated by a devastating secret: he killed her brother overseas, and the truth threatens both their relationship and his motorcycle club.
Hunter
by Savannah Rylan
2017
Hunter, a veteran and Bad Disciples member, falls for Kylie, a physical therapist at the VA. Her abusive former partner threatens both her and her son Carter, prompting Hunter to put his protective instincts to work.
Tank
by Savannah Rylan
2017
After being shot, Tank meets Noelle, the nurse caring for him. Their relationship and her pregnancy force him to consider a life beyond the Bad Disciples, especially when danger threatens both his club and his growing family.
Marco
by Savannah Rylan
2019
After losing a leg in military service, Marco finds belonging as a Bad Disciples prospect. His relationship with Quinn threatens that new start when he discovers she is the motorcycle club president's daughter and forbidden to him.
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