Tyrant by Erin Trejo is the 4th book in her Royal Devils MC: Georgia chapter. It was fast paced like most of her books are but this one wasn't as explicit like I've come to know Erin's books to be. That was a bit refreshing.
Before Tyrant became the President of the Royal Devils, he was a 16 year old kid trying to make it on the streets in a bad neighborhood. On Halloween night, he saw a couple guys he knew trying to kill a girl he knew from the neighborhood. He stepped in and saved her life. He's hated Halloween ever since because that night has haunted him to this day.
Tatum still wears the scars of that night 20 years later. She's never really gotten over what happened to her but tries to live her life. She has a successful business and a good career but not much else in life.
A few days before Halloween when Tyrant and Tatum both get notices the guys that hurt her were being released from jail things start happening. Who knew some black roses could lead to so much more. Tatum gets so scared she runs to the clubhouse to find Tyrant cause he's the only man that she has ever felt safe with and she's needs that now more than ever. Tyrant agrees to help her against the advice of his brothers but with a catch. He might have selfish reasons for wanting to help her but he also wants to because he already has, that night on Halloween. The club does some digging and find out the guys in jail have help on the outside to scare/warn her to what is coming when they are released. Tyrant vows that they will not get their hands on her.
No matter how much he tries to protect her, things still take a turn for the worst and she ends up back in the same situation she was in 20 years ago. And Tyrant comes to her rescue again just in time with his brothers at his back.
This book can be read as a stand alone but if you want the backstory of the club then I suggest starting with the 1st book in the Royal Devils MC: Georgia chapter series. Tyrant's book is the last in the series. I think it is the perfect ending to the series. I couldn't put it down I read the whole thing in one day. ( )