Trojans MC Books in Order

Recovering from a broken leg, Mary needs help but refuses to risk her heart with Pike again. The biker insists on caring for her, then discovers that winning back her trust will be much harder.

Trojans MC leader Duke pursues Holly, the former president's grown daughter, despite her determination to avoid club life. Secrets about the club and threats from his ex-wife put their relationship and her safety under pressure.

College student Zoe cannot forget Raoul, the biker who saved her from an assault. A club party brings them together again, but his dangerous world and dishonesty threaten the relationship their attraction begins to create.

Biker Crazy wants Leanna, but she suspects he only needs someone to mother his daughter. As he tries to convince her otherwise, her insecurity and his hostile ex-wife threaten their chance at a relationship.

Biker Daisy and his sister's best friend Maria take time away from the club to explore their attraction. She wants a dependable partner, but a secret involving his sister threatens the trust between them.

Knuckles has patiently supported Beth as she heals from her past, hoping she'll eventually trust him with more than friendship. When they begin a relationship, pressure from her brother and a new threat complicate their future.

Brass wants a future with Eliza, but her powerful father controls her life and has driven other men away. As the Trojans face their own difficulties, Brass must convince both Eliza and his club to trust their relationship.

Trojans biker Chip pursues nurse Kasey, who initially mistakes his gifts for simple friendliness. A rival suitor within the club and a threat to the Trojans force her to confront the dangers of loving a club member.

Anna Rose values sewing, work, and a life without attachments until a friend takes her to a Trojans party. Landon's interest disrupts that independence, while witnessing club danger forces her to confront questions of trust and loyalty.

Pie and Lindsey agree to help each other find partners, though he wants her for himself. When their friendship changes and violence puts them in danger, they must confront feelings neither can continue treating as casual.