
Poison Apple: Snow White and the MC Beast 1
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Sons of Ragnarök MC: Germany #1
White as snow, red as blood, black as ebony.
Fairy-tale beauty made flesh had one rule: Nobody gets close to her son.
Fate—and a fearless two-year-old with zero sense of danger—had other plans.
When single mom Annika’s son throws a tantrum in a dark parking lot and launches himself straight into the arms of six-foot-six of inked, ruthless danger—wearing a Sons of Ragnarök patch and fourteen years her senior—she freezes, her world shattering in a heartbeat.
In Germany’s industrial wasteland, the Sons of Ragnarök rule with Viking brutality and iron fists.
Ronny “Leif” Reinhardt trades in drugs, blood, and absolute power. Innocence has never been his weakness.
Until a tiny redhead barrels into his life and the beast finally meets his match.
The feeling is foreign, dangerous, and fuckin’ addictive.
Suddenly he’s everywhere. Watching. Guarding. Smirking.
He calls it coincidence. She calls it obsession.
But the most terrifying part? He doesn’t rip Annika’s clothes off.
He looks her in the eyes and asks, “May I?”
There’s no going back. The poison apple is already bitten.
A dark, twisted Snow White retelling × outlaw biker romance from Germany’s criminal underworld.
One bite, Snow White… and the Beast never lets you go.
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Content Notes
This book is part of a series.
It is not for soft Disney princesses. But it’s not for those expecting blood, grief, and questionable consent on every single page either.
The full dark romance × twisted Brothers Grimm fairy tale retelling potential isn’t delivered like instant soup. Think of a five-course menu. It doesn’t start with the heavy tastes. It starts with an amuse-bouche.
This first part contains gentle vibes – animals get fed, food gets eaten (German / Silesian / Thai / Hungarian / Turkish varieties included), sarcasm drips from every page, and a toddler exists as adorable chaos. None of it harmful. All of it intentional.
The poison apple never tasted like danger — that’s the whole point.
One bite, and you’ll be stuck in Germany’s industrial wasteland where the darkness hits harder – not because of lack of light. Because hope, love and beauty only increase the level of destruction. This first part is about how the Viking-on-Harley Prez‘s armor gets melted by a tiny human – and a cliffhanger that will make you want to throw things.
Are you mature enough for this five-course menu? If you prefer instant soups dripping blood, grief, and questionable consent — do not read this book.
All of it will be delivered. Eventually.
Poison Apple contains intense, mature themes including (but not limited to):
- Suicide (past event/off-page aftermath)
- Grief/loss and single-parent poverty
- Violence (relationships, MC world, threats)
- Forced marriage/incest references (side character backstory)
- Prostitution/sex work (trauma context)
- Stalking/obsession/possessiveness
- Age gap (significant difference, power imbalance implications)
- Forced proximity (inescapable closeness, obsessive guarding/watching)
- Non-consensual body modifications (forced tattooing, forced piercings/stretching)
- Historical/WWII references (SS-motto tattoo, German Wehrmacht helmet)
- Drug dealing and illegal activities
- Illegal migration references
- Human rights violations (COVID-related measures)
- Explicit sexual content
- Questionable consent dynamics
- Cliffhanger elements as part of a series
- Pregnancy/child-related elements (toddler presence, protective moments — yes, tiny humans melt even the hardest armor)
Read at your own discretion — this is fiction exploring heavy, ugly, beautiful topics with dark humor and zero apologies. If it bites, that’s the point. 🍎🖤
── SONS OF RAGNARÖK MC: GERMANY ──
Book 1: POISON APPLE
