(Scorned Devil’s MC)
LGBTQ, Motorcycle Club, M/M
Date Published: November 8, 2024
Terror: Once, he had been Terrance Holton, a young gay man who learned to
shove what he is so deep inside himself, he almost forgot. He grew up to be
Terror and he is the Vice President of one of the baddest outlaw motorcycle
clubs in Pennsylvania. The consequence of denying who he really is turns
Terror into a threat to everyone around him, and eventually lands Terror in
jail. There he connects with a beautiful older man who teaches Terror to
love who he is.
Tinman: Timothy Jacoby gave years of his life to leading a motorcycle club
that no longer exists. He did anything for his MC and his brothers, never
hiding who he was. Then Tinman got arrested and sent to prison, where he
serves ten years. When Tinman meets a younger biker who hides his gayness
from the crew he rides with, he vows to keep Terror safe, but he hides his
own past as a biker. Unable to forget their blistering encounters, the
minute Tinman is released, he’s hellbent on finding Terror again. This
time he’ll keep his prize.
Both men’s secrets are about to collide, and they just might blow the
Scorned Devils MC to smithereens.
EXCERPT
Terror
Goddamn Dread and his fuck-the-world attitude. Defying every norm, the man
flaunted his desire for other men. Took them without a care for what anyone
thought. Yet he was still the most respected Scorned Devils MC club member,
the MC club’s sergeant at arms, and other MCs feared him as if he were
some kind of hero with super powers or some shit.
Back then, Terror had detested Dread — mostly for causing his own dormant
childhood feelings to resurface.
Now Terror was returning home from prison feeling as if the weight of the
world had been lifted from his shoulders. Having heard from Cat, a man
Terror had introduced to biker culture and the Scorned Devils MC days before
his release, he was aware of the showdown between Cat and Dread. He’d
told Cat to pack up and return to Kansas. Terror didn’t even go home
to get his bike. He had bigger plans. He couldn’t wait to see the man
who’d taken up so much space in Terror’s head while he’d
been locked up for nearly three years. Terror had berated Dread mercilessly
about being gay. Treated him even worse whenever Terror heard about Dread
screwing any man who would have him.
When he’d been arrested, Battle Graves, their MC president, had been
the one to show up to bail Terror out. He’d turned down Bat’s
offer of legal representation. The bastard Terror had beaten to within an
inch of his life? Shit, he’d do that again if he had to. No reason to
fight the charges and have his brothers find out what went down in that
motel room in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania.
At that time, Terror hadn’t been ready to come out.
He’d been named Terrance Holton by his drugged-out single mom,
who’d simply vanished one night. Wading through the foster care system
at a young age, Terror had realized he might be gay. Afraid and beat down,
he’d buried Terrance deep in his psyche. Deep enough to almost forget
the boy existed.
As he grew older, nothing scared the man he became — an angry-as-hell
bastard who cared for no one. Made everyone call him Terror. If they
didn’t, he whipped their asses.
He came to embrace one thing — an old motorcycle he’d stolen from
the shed behind his last foster home. It was never reported because that
motherfucker would never talk to anyone again.
That motorcycle… the speed, his disdain for the law, it led to
Terror’s prospecting with the Scorned Devils MC.
Meeting the club’s sergeant at arms changed everything.
Now he was back. And he was ready to show his true colors.
Would his brothers and other clubs receive Terror the same way?
* * *
Standing in the newly built loft of Hell’s Lair, the place Scorned
Devils called home, Terror looked down at Dread, who had moved from the room
used for meetings to sit in a chair outside the door. Dread’s
preference had always been big, hairy bastards. What would he think about
Terror’s fuller, muscular body? A body he’d worked on every day
in the prison gym…
The blond hair he used to wear short was now in a ponytail. He tossed it
over his shoulder and stroked his beard. Another noticeable change.
He’d grown a full beard.
Damn, Dread was still a fine motherfucker.
Strangely, it wasn’t Dread’s green eyes that scorched a path
through Terror’s mind. Another face emerged in his thoughts as he
finger-combed his beard. A man who, much like Dread, never gave a fuck what
others believed about him. A prisoner who ran the cell block Terror had
occupied for the last three years.
Rattled Terror to imagine blue eyes he’d assumed he’d forget.
Blue eyes that had looked up at him many nights when Terror plundered the
man’s sweet asshole.
I. Am. Gay.
Glad he hadn’t given his virginal asshole to anyone, Terror shoved
old memories away as he walked down the steps to confront the one person who
could have him any way he desired.
With a look, Terror chased the other members out and sent Battle to the
office before he confronted Dread. “You and me need to
talk.”
About the Author
A former MC associate, J. Hali Steele loves anything with wheels, including
motorcycles, classic automobiles, and race cars. A retired winning
ex-quarter mile drag racer, J. Hali often angles to get her butt back in the
driver’s seat!
J. Hali is a multi-published, best-selling author of romance in
Contemporary MC, ReligErotica, Paranormal, Fantasy, and LGBTQ stories where
humans, vampyres, shapeshifters, and angels collide – and they collide
a lot! When J. Hali’s not writing or reading, she can be found
snuggled in front of the TV with a cat in her lap and a cup of her favorite
beverage of the moment.
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