Like father, like son? Not even close. Following his old man’s legacy as president of the Dirty Angels MC, Zeke Jamison has large boots to fill—and that hasn’t been easy.
Like father, like son? Not even close. Following his old man’s legacy as president of the Dirty Angels MC, Zeke Jamison has large boots to fill—and that hasn’t been easy. While he may look like he could've been his father’s twin, the way he runs the club and his life is far from similar. He prefers to do his own thing, run the club his way, and not necessarily the way his father ran it for decades. That said, one way he’s followed in his biker father’s footsteps is by being incarcerated. But unlike his old man, every time Zeke has landed in a concrete box it has been due to his own actions, not because he'd been falsely accused. His road name is Trouble for a reason, and every day spent inside was rightly earned. But he’s determined to be done with that, especially after the only woman he’s ever cared about unexpectedly walks back into his life. The woman who ghosted him after he screwed up big time. Only, she’s not happy to see him because she’s not alone and that changes everything. Especially when an unforeseen threat arrives at the club’s door. Note: Down & Dirty: Zeke is the first book in the Dirty Angels MC: Next Gen series, a spin-off of the original DAMC. It’s highly recommended to read this series in order because of ongoing plot threads. As always, each couple gets their own HEA.
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