Here it is. This is written the way the top sellers in this category write — short lines, white space, first-person voice from the heroine, tropes listed plainly at the bottom.

He cut my patch off in front of the whole club.

Didn't ask me. Didn't warn me.

Just called me up on that stage like he was going to say something nice, put his hand on my back, and took a knife to nine years of my life.

Said it was to keep me safe.

He never asks. That's the thing nobody understands about Wade Calloway. He decides, and then he tells you, and you're supposed to be grateful he thought of you at all.

So I stood there in a vest with a hole in it and I finally saw it.

I was never his partner.

I was his property. And you put property away when things get dangerous.

I left Savannah that night.

And I took the one thing he can't cut off me.

His name is on the shop. His name is on the accounts. His name is on every piece of paper that club uses to look clean — and for nine years, I'm the one who kept every page of it clean.

I know where every dollar sleeps.

Now I'm in Tennessee, building something with my own name on the door, and Wade is finding out what it costs to underestimate the woman who ran his whole life.

He's not sending brothers.

He's coming himself.

No colors. No club. Just a man standing on my street at six in the morning asking for five minutes.

Then ten.

Then a month of them.

And there's someone else here. A good man. A man who has never once told me what I'm allowed to do.

Wade thinks he's fighting for his marriage.

He's fighting for the right to even ask.

HE TOOK HER PATCH is a full-length, standalone second chance MC romance with a hard-earned happy ending. No cheating. No cliffhanger.