He put another woman on my insurance as his wife.
Then I found out the club had voted to keep it from me.
Odessa Wray gave the Ashfall MC seventeen years. They buried her father, paid for her schooling, and taught her the sentence she built a life on: the club takes care of its own.
Then a piece of mail told her who "its own" actually meant.
Fourteen months. Ninety-six trips to a motel forty-one miles from their gate. A sergeant-at-arms who drove him there and waited. And a motion, seconded and carried, that her name never be told.
She didn't scream. She didn't beg. She rode out alone — and built a life so good that going back should have been unthinkable.
Until a federal subpoena arrived with her name on it.
Now Odessa is back in a county that reclassified her without a word, holding four hundred pages of evidence and a question nobody will answer: what really happened on Sumner Grade the night her father died?
Beck Nashe is guilty. He knows it. And he's about to lose everything proving it — his patch, his brothers, his freedom.
He can't undo what he did.
He can only pay for it.
An emotional, slow-burn MC romance with a hero who earns every inch of the way back. Standalone. HEA guaranteed. One-click and let him bleed for it.