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Madison Lawson is an award-winning short story author who writes novels full of suspense, social commentary, diverse characters, and complex relationships. And lots of murder. And now sex. The dog NEVER dies, though. Her debut sci-fi thriller, The Registration, and its sequel, The Registration Rewritten, were picked up for a film adaptation by Sony Pictures. Madison received her B.A. in English with a focus on Creative Writing from Texas A&M University and her M.A. in Literature from North Carolina State University.Growing up in a small Texas town, Madison began exploring the world through the page so much that she often lost sleep to finish a book, got detention for writing a story in class, and convinced herself it was okay to read Harry Potter one more time. As her curiosity expanded, she began writing, reading, and traveling to discover the world, make new ones, and understand her own a bit better.Madison currently resides in Texas with her dog, Teddy Lupin.To learn more and stay updated, visit her website, madisonlawson.com, and follow her on Instagram@madisonlawson

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Therapist June Graves moonlights as a killer who hunts abusive men. When a client's niece goes missing, all signs point to her dangerous ex-boyfriend, Theo Zervas. It doesn't take long for June to decide he'll be her next victim.

Theo Zervas, president of a local outlaw motorcycle club, the Saints of Purgatory, is intimately familiar with danger and death. He's been looking over his shoulder his entire life, so it's not hard to notice his sexy shadow.

When June attacks, Theo is ready for her. He gives her two options: he sends the evidence he's gathered against her to the cops, or she lives with him as a Saint of Purgatory for one month. After, if she still wants to kill him, he won't stop her.

With no other choice, June agrees to the forced living arrangements. But neither one of them is ready for what the next month will bring. Theo's side job puts June in jeopardy, and June's murderous tendencies threaten to bring everything down around them. Now, they have to make a decision: is staying in each other's lives worth it, or will this deal kill them both?