Warning: This book contains domination and humiliation.

Smith and Reid had watched the Thunder Dogs ride around town their entire life. He had seen all of the events they participated in and how the town respected them because of all of the charity work they did. Biker gangs had long had a bad rap, but these bikers weren’t that way. Sure, they were burly and mean-looking, but that’s not what their attitude was like at all. 

Smith and Reid were also best friends and had become more than friends over the years, not that anybody knew that. They figured that would look bad if they were to actually try to join the Thunder Dogs. Once they learned how to ride and had their own motorcycles, they set out to join the Thunder Dogs. They weren’t the only ones trying to join, either. But when they went to the first meeting, they realized they stuck out like sore thumbs. All of the other people looking to get a spot with the Thunder Dogs looked like the other bikers, big and burly. 

Damon was quick to overlook the big guys because his eyes landed on Reid and Smith as soon as they walked through the door. They were perfect. The men were surprised when Damon pulled them away from the group and into his office. They were even more surprised when he started making advances. They were going to have to make him “happy” with them if they wanted to join the Thunder Dogs. But there was an even bigger secret that they would have to keep other than the rules of the Thunder Dogs. Nobody knew Damon was gay. 

It was a lot to be asked, but Reid and Smith wanted to join. After their first encounter with Damon, Reid and Smith agreed that they would go back to another meeting, at least one more. The next meeting was supposed to be an outing with the gang. However, when they arrived, Damon had something else planned for the three of them. They go to the “clubhouse”, but what they find in there is more than they bargained for. 

What was in the clubhouse?