A Deal with the Reaper

A Dark MC and Serial Killer Romance (The Saints of Purgatory, Book 1)

By: Madison Lawson

Narrated by: Marie Hawkins, Jacob Morgan

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 will 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: sending 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?

©2025 Madison Lawson (P)2025 Madison Lawson

Can’t wait for book 2!!!

I came for Jacob Morgan and stayed for the…well everything. This is my first book by the author but I can’t wait to read the others in this series.

Loved it!

The characters are likable, the banter is good, the spice is good, Theo is a solid book boyfriend despite his not-the-hottest name lol

Jacob Freaking Morgan

the story was a alright kinda slow, but the premise of a female serial killer is good. both narrators were great...its jacob morgan,need i say more.

LOVE IT

very well written, characters are awesome. the story is so interesting. 10/10. thank you!

Very good!

I loved this book. The MC and their banter was really good! it would be a 5⭐️ for me but the woke aspect of some of the story felt very forced and in-organic. This seems to be an issue with a lot of new books. It almost feels like authors add those aspects into the story to check off boxes so they seem inclusive. Even if it’s completely unnecessary. It was well narrated and witty which is why I finished it.


Overall for me
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
🌶️🌶️🌶️

I will continue the series once released and look forward to the next ones.