When an earlier life of scars leads a biker to a future he never saw coming, but for which he’s more than suited.

Physical and mental scars are Maniac’s legacy from his early life. He could’ve gone totally down the wrong path, but he was saved by a chance meeting with the Iron Punishers MC. With them, he found a family he can rely on. And as the VP of the club, he works every day to protect that family.

Despite this love, Maniac is restless and detests the fact that he has no family of his own to share his life with: an old lady and children. He has no idea that a recommendation from a fellow Punisher will lead him not only to help a local center for at-risk kids, but to find what he thinks is outside his grasp.

Lark runs the fortress of Bravery, a local center for at-risk children. Her passion, her life, is wrapped up in the kids who go there. She wants to better their lives, especially by getting them away from lives of crime in gangs. She’s had her own experience with gangs, and it changed her life forever. An unusual visit leads the Iron Punishers MC to offer their help to the Fortress. Lark is unsure, but she’ll take all the help she can get. However, meeting their VP, Maniac, makes Lark think of all she’s lost along the way.

As the Punishers get to know Lark and the Fortress kids, Maniac tries his best to get to know Lark. As he does, their pasts are revealed, along with the threat Lark faces daily. Maniac isn’t the only one with scars from his past.

As the Punishers work to eliminate the gang presence in their town, Maniac and Lark grow closer. An unexpected tragedy leads to a surprise for the two of them. What both of them want is within grasp, as long as Maniac and his club can take out the ones targeting Lark and the Fortress before they take her out.

For Maniac, nothing is standing in his way of claiming Lark as his Imp, not even bullets and death.