Mama's Rules

Devil's Handmaidens MC: Atlantic City, Book 3

By: Andi Rhodes

Narrated by: Sierra Kline, Tim Paige

Mama…

I don’t have much in this world beyond The Devil’s Handmaidens MC, and I’ve always been okay with that. My sisters are my life, our mission my reason for being. But that all changes when a little boy chooses me to be his protector, to be his voice.

When I take him home, my plan is to drop him off and get out of dodge. Unfortunately, I’m met with a father who doesn’t know how to drag himself out of the pits of Hell. And for some reason beyond my understanding, I want to help. I just have to convince the man, and my club, that I can.

But helping them isn’t the only problem I’m facing. No, I also have to help stop the new threat to the club and community, all the while protecting the boy and the man I’m coming to regard as family.

Benson…

Losing my wife was the hardest thing I’ve ever had to deal with in my life. At least, until the day my son was kidnapped. When the police came up against dead end after dead end, I thought he was lost forever. My world became a black hole I couldn’t escape from.

I drown myself in booze, every day trying to numb the pain of my new hellish existence. It never works, but my heart doesn’t seem to care. That is, until a woman shows up on my doorstep, with my son in tow. I know I need to be the father my son deserves, but it’s not easy. And it’s made harder when the woman insists on helping because she makes me want more than to simply get better. She makes me want to be the man I thought was long dead.

When evil reappears, threatens to destroy the new life I’m building, can I keep those I love safe, or will the bad guys win again?

©2023 Andi Rhodes (P)2026 Andi Rhodes

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This final installment in the Atlantic City chapter of the Devils Handmaidens MC series is a thrilling and emotional ride, packed with action and unexpected twists. The story tackles human trafficking with sensitivity, while showcasing the fierce bond of found family among these determined women. Themes of heartbreak, loss, and redemption run deep, making this a powerful and satisfying conclusion.