Liz Edon

Twenty years of friendship. Three hundred stolen dollars. One isolated cabin where debts are settled the hard way. Connie and Helen are founding members of the Iron Dolls, a tight-knit lesbian motorcycle club forged through loyalty, hard living, and years on the road. They have fought beside each other, slept with each other, and built a bond that has survived everything life has thrown at them. Until Helen crosses a line that Connie cannot ignore.
When money disappears and Connie discovers the truth, she demands that Helen meet her alone at a remote cabin deep in the North Carolina mountains. No witnesses. No other members of the Iron Dolls. Just two longtime friends with twenty years of history between them and a debt that cannot be settled with an apology. What begins as an angry confrontation quickly becomes something far more brutal. With friendship, pride, and dominance on the line, Connie and Helen unleash years of buried resentment in a vicious, bloody fight where there are no rules and neither woman intends to surrender.
But beneath the violence is a bond neither of them can completely destroy, and when the fight is finally over, the two women must decide whether some friendships can survive betrayal, bloodshed, and the price of forgiveness. Raw, explicit, and unapologetically adult, this short story combines lesbian erotica, biker culture, brutal female combat, smoking, rivalry, and complicated friendship in a tale of two women who know how to hurt each other almost as well as they know how to love each other.
For mature readers only. Contains explicit sexual content, graphic violence, strong language, smoking, and intense adult themes.