The quiet ones are the ones you have to watch out for.

Loki is always the one who is the quiet support for his club and their friends. And it's while supporting the Pagan Souls MC that he meets Braelyn. She’s the gorgeous, feisty prosecutor who happens to be the pseudo-adopted daughter of a Pagan, Rage. When Rage made Betty his old lady, she brought her daughter Braelyn into their lives.

More than once, Loki and Brae seemed to be thrown together. Yet, Loki was steering clear of admitting his attraction. His past held pain that very few knew of. Loki doesn’t want to mess up again. However, when he finds out Braelyn has a hit on her, possibly from an outlaw biker president she sent to prison, he volunteers to go be her bodyguard.

There’s more going on than anyone knows. And it’s complicated by Loki and Braelyn trying to deny their mutual desire. When they can no longer do it, there are consequences. One is brought about by a boy left at the gate of the clubhouse. The papers he has say he’s Loki’s son. When Brae finds out what Loki kept hidden about his past, she has to take time to decide if Loki can give her what she needs or if she should move on.

This Warrior has competition, predators, an outlaw club wanting to do business with his club, and a lot more. And all this he wishes away so he could just bind his Spellbinder to him and have the family he’s always wanted.

Loki and his Spellbinder equals an epic fight in and out of the courtroom and the bedroom, and utter magic.