Billy Daily by Desiree Lafawn

The last time Max saw Billy, she threw a solid right hook to the region below his belt.
He probably deserved it.
But that doesn’t mean he’s not wary of the woman who punches first and asks questions later.

Now that he’s come back to the one place he’s ever considered home, he gets to duck and cover on a (Billy F**king) Daily basis. Only, he’s coming to find Billy ain’t all that scary, even if she is god***ed crazy.
Then again, he’s an ex-military, contract mercenary with a former drinking problem who’s doing a job for an old lady named Grandma Jean. A woman who wears a gun holster for her .38 Ruger under her yellow cardigan, takes in bikers, and calls her son, “that ding dong fruit of my lady bits.” So, honestly, Billy Daily might be the least crazy of all of them.
Billy’s got secrets, though, and as much as Max is man enough to admit another kick to the nuts is something he’s lookin’ to avoid, he soon finds he’d take a punch to the family jewels any day if it means keeping Billy safe.
Billy Daily was originally published as a short story in the Honor the Sacrifice Anthology, The Long Road Home. It has since been lengthened, re-edited, and republished as it’s own novella. I’ve thought about maybe creating a series around the AOG MC, and the Sisters of the AOG. They are some interesting characters, and I would love to explore them in more depth.
For now, I hope you enjoy Max and Billy. There is course language, and the subject matter could be triggering for some, but Max and Billy don’t take themselves too seriously. This is a different twist on an MC read.

Sometimes the people who look the meanest are hiding the most honorable of intentions, and sometimes the scariest monsters are hiding behind friendly smiles. I think we could all benefit by judging less on appearances, and more by a person’s actions.