Bøger af M Francis Lamont

Steff has been the Princess of the Dukes of Hell MC all her life. The only sister and youngest sibling of Kodiak, Viper and Loch, as well as Colt's twin sister. Even the club president, Wrath and his son Satan dote on her.She's adored, on a pedestal.Untouched.Alone.Invisible as a woman.She's the forbidden fruit and the members aren't biting.Ox is the only man who dared to break the rules to be with her. They are ridiculously in love, even if they rarely get to see each other. His work as a mobile enforcer for Wrath, a literal angel of death, keeps him moving around the country and her schoolwork at Harvard keeps her solidly in one place. That's why they keep their relationship open to casual fun, even though their commitment to each other is anything but casual.Steff didn't know, when she took her roommate to a party at the Boston chapter clubhouse, that the very status that had kept her frustratingly protected was about to make her the target of a deadly former Duke that was hell bent on retribution.The MC world collides with the Irish mafia and a deranged militia group in this novella detailing the atrocities that would spark a war of rivalry and revenge.Trauma trigger warning: This book contains scenes of kidnapping, graphic sexual torment, and assault. Reader discretion is strongly advised.

The Champion's Torment, Book Two in The Champions Series After claiming the greatest prize, can their love survive the torment of Vitus? Following the loss to Proximus, Cassian, the Celtic Champion Gladiator of the city of Velletri, feels the burn of challenge and the exhilaration of a man in love. His joy is short-lived when he discovers that the bargain made between his master and that of his lover, Violetta, means that any loss he suffers in contest results in a physical punishment for her. Unable to train due to the injury from the German Proximus, Cassian is brought to the market by his master, Tiberius Tertius. A bargain struck over a jug of wine sees the Champion's greatest dream and worst nightmare come true. Though Violetta chose pain over sharing a bed with Vitus, the cruel and devious son of her master, when faced with punishment for Cassian's loss in a test of gladiatory skills, she still must deal with his obsessive rage. When a simple trip to the market results in her lover being brought to the house of Census, she is faced with the joy of daily life beside the man she loves and the nightmare of her master's son. When the storm clears, will Cassian and Violetta still stand side by side or will Vitus' wrath destroy everything in its path, including love?

Once a Centurion rising through the ranks of the Legion of the Republic Julius had his eyes set on the future and glory. There was a time when Julius Lucius, the bodyguard of Velletri's champion, saw slaves, even gladiators as property to be made use of. He never dreamed that one day he would become one.It was a tactical error on a simple mission that changed everything in his world. One morning he was a soldier and the next he woke as a prisoner that would be forced into slavery to survive. His hatred for his captors was matched only by his desire to be free. Until the line between love and hate blurred, then disappeared entirely.A person of influence and power among the villagers that were using Julius as a beast of burden in their fields became a friend though kind words and small gestures of mercy. Slowly hatred turned to love between them and the need for escape became paramount. The villagers would never understand the love and passion that they shared. A late-night breakout set them on the path back to Rome but became an unrelenting hunt. They were running a race against those who sought to put an arrow in the back of the slave or the acolyte who loved him.

Once a Centurion rising through the ranks of the Legion of the Republic Julius had his eyes set on the future and glory. There was a time when Julius Lucius, the bodyguard of Velletri's champion, saw slaves, even gladiators as property to be made use of. He never dreamed that one day he would become one.It was a tactical error on a simple mission that changed everything in his world. One morning he was a soldier and the next he woke as a prisoner that would be forced into slavery to survive. His hatred for his captors was matched only by his desire to be free. Until the line between love and hate blurred, then disappeared entirely.A person of influence and power among the villagers that were using Julius as a beast of burden in their fields became a friend though kind words and small gestures of mercy. Slowly hatred turned to love between them and the need for escape became paramount. The villagers would never understand the love and passion that they shared.A late-night breakout set them on the path back to Rome but became an unrelenting hunt. They were running a race against those who sought to put an arrow in the back of the slave or the acolyte who loved him.

Banished. What could be worse for Liam and his ''castaway'' knights than to be unable to protect their beloved king? Doesn''t matter that the charges were wrong. They are still worthy of knighthood. And Camelot. For the widowed Liam of Redbourne, jealousy and betrayal led to his unjust downfall. Now it''s only him and his young knights in training. Determined to return to Camelot, he will do whatever is required to get them there. Even marry. Anything to prove he''s still the man he was before the scandal. But what woman would want to marry a banished man? A desperate one deemed unsuitable to marry. Caelia dreams of her knight in shining armor, but her stubborn opinions and masculine hobbies intimidate most men. When her ailing father accepts a proposal for her from a handsome, older, wealthy knight, she must choose... marriage or a nunnery. For Caelia, a cloistered life is no life at all. To her surprise, Liam is not only a man she can tolerate, he''s a man she could love. But will Liam''s past ruin their happily ever after? Or can Liam and his castaways prove they are worthy of knighthood, the king, and most importantly, love?