Tensions continue running high…

 

The Savage Slashers aren’t letting up on their attack of the Deranged Drifters women. In fact, it only escalates when they find a way into the Drifters’ clubhouse. Even the women disagree on the best course of action, which breeds more tension and distrust.

 

Lex Nichols finds herself in a position she doesn’t want to be in. She’s trying to take a step back from the club, after all. Isn’t being the object of affection for the leader of the Slashers bad enough?

 

Time to put up or shut up…

 

Jennings Molloy knows he’s at a crossroads. There doesn’t seem to be much he can do but wait to see if their supplier decides whether they’ll help the club or not. It’s also becoming obvious they’ll likely gain an enemy rather than keep an ally. But when the Slashers get into the Drifters’ clubhouse, everyone knows something needs to happen.

 

Past meets present, old meets new…

 

A surprising old school solution gets presented by an unlikely person, and a new, very large, very attractive face gets brought into the mix to help. Along with trusted new faces, a new crew shows up offering their help. With one stipulation. They want to be patched over into the Drifters… assuming the Drifters make it out alive.

 

As part of the plan, Psycho must take on a mission of his own. And that mission brings someone from one of the Army Five’s past into the clubhouse. But like most things with the Drifters, their chance of a Happily Ever After is next to none.