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At twenty years old, Y/N has already managed to lose everything. After dropping out of college, she becomes a disappointment in her parents’ eyes. When her temporary bartending job isn’t enough to convince them she’s going anywhere in life, they kick her out, sell her motorcycle and leave her with nowhere to go. So she starts living out of her car. She keeps it from her older brother, Levi, for as long as she can. She doesn’t want to become another responsibility for the Vice President of the Iron Wolves Motorcycle Club. But Levi finds out. And when he does, there’s no way he’s letting his little sister continue sleeping in her car. He brings her to the Iron Wolves clubhouse. The Iron Wolves aren’t a gang. They’re a legitimate motorcycle club built on brotherhood, loyalty and keeping everything they do completely legal. Their President, Saint, has spent years protecting the club’s reputation—and he’s not about to let anyone threaten it. Especially not Levi’s little sister. Saint is six-foot-seven, intimidating, controlled and used to people listening when he speaks. Y/N isn’t impressed. She’s stubborn, sarcastic, independent and determined to prove she doesn’t need anyone. Saint sees straight through her. What begins as protecting his best friend’s little sister slowly turns into something neither of them expected. Because the more Y/N pushes his boundaries, the more Saint realises he doesn’t want her to stop. And while Saint is terrified of betraying his best friend’s trust, Levi has already noticed the tension between them. The worst part? He doesn’t seem nearly as bothered by it as Saint expects. Y/N came to the Iron Wolves with nothing. She never expected to find a family. And she definitely never expected to find herself falling for the man at the head of it.