A rebellious female with a voice of an angel. A badass biker with a heart of gold.
Glory Yearwood had big dreams of heading to Nashville after high school and making a new life for herself using her voice to do so. Two months before graduation, her father crushed those plans when he moved her family to a new town where they were entrenched in a secret community. For six years, she has endured life under the watchful eye of a hypocritical leader as well as a fanatical father. Glory longs of escaping back to the real world, but with armed guards surrounding the compound, all she can do is dream.
Ripley "Ripper" Davidson left behind his suit and tie and the Florida coast for a life with the Hounds of Zeus MC in Upstate New York after his heart was shredded by the female he thought he’d spend his long life with. He's still an attorney, but Rip spends his time helping rescue people from the local cult. For twenty years, he has endured life with only his fellow Hounds for companionship. Ripley longs for a mate to call his own, but with how things ended the last time, he's hesitant to put himself out there again.
A chance encounter puts the two of them together, but more than one force is scheming to keep them apart. Ripley’s Gryphon is sure Glory is their mate, but can Ripley trust another female with his heart? Can Glory trust a stranger to keep her safe from those trying desperately to return her to her former life?
Book 7 in the Hounds of Zeus MC is filled with action, bikers, Gryphons, secrets, backstabbing, and a dangerous cult.
The Ripley Effect is written as a standalone, but many readers prefer to read the series in order. The Hounds of Zeus MC is a spin-off/crossover of The Stone Society Series and might contain spoilers.
*Waging War (The Hounds of Zeus MC, Book 1)
*Double the Mayhem (The Hounds of Zeus MC, Book 2)
*Starting a Ryot (The Hounds of Zeus MC, Book 3)
*Wreaking Havyk (The Hounds of Zeus MC, Book 4)
*The Spyder’s Web (The Hounds of Zeus MC, Book 5)
*Master of Kayos (The Hounds of Zeus MC, Book 6)
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