Consumed

A city has stopped being safe for the people behind the order. They are exposed and hunted, yet still shielded by the most savage men around, and they answer with bribes and schemes. The narrator and his brothers mean to finish them anyway.

Three women give the brothers their reason to fight: Roth, Vivienne and Trouble. Trouble is the woman the brothers have fallen for. All three are called the true daughters of the order, and none of them can be tamed.

The brothers join forces with London St. James, his sons and the Bank's boys, intending to set fire to the order's world. Hale, King and the narrator's own sister are the targets, and the plan for them is to bury them.

Violence and vengeance drive the fight, with a love story running through it. The brothers' feelings for Trouble stay unsettled until the order is gone, and only then can they learn how deep that love runs for all of them.