Devil’s Saints: Taz

This book is written by Amy Worcester. Reflecting on her past, she began boxing lessons at twelve, using it as a means to confront personal challenges. Over the last eleven years, she's fought her battles. At twenty-three, she seemed young to him, being thirty-nine, but he vowed to appreciate every moment with her. Although she now concealed her figure beneath loose clothing, he imagined beneath it all, she was a powerhouse of strength. He'd dated softer, curvy women before, appreciating their resilience, but with her, he sensed a different kind of strength. He inquired about her early life with Brute, and she softly replied, "I moved in at seven, right after my parents' tragic passing." That marked the time, sixteen years ago, when he rejoined the Army, the club's turning point, and the devastating event that claimed the lives of the Ridgeview President Sinner, his family, leaving his daughter, the sole survivor. "I'm sorry," he whispered, feeling the weight of those shared losses. She nonchalantly acknowledged, "I'm trying to place you in my memory." There was an uncanny resemblance between him and the men she'd grown up around – strong, enigmatic individuals, much like her late father. He even sported tattoos on his hands, a familiar trait in that world. Jasmine's story began and unfolded within the Devil's Saints Motorcycle Club. Her family's tragic demise at the hands of a rival gang led her to step away from her past and pursue her Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) career under the moniker Taz.