His father left when he was a month old. Twenty plus years later, the man died and left him a box.
Gunnar Sheppard already had the family he needed — his mother married Jeremiah, and Gunnar gained a stepfather, stepbrothers, and a shop full of people who claimed him without being asked. He'd stopped wondering about the man who walked out.
Then the box arrives. Old photographs, from a father he never knew, who'd apparently been keeping company with men who'd very much like those pictures back.
Emma Drake came home because there was nowhere else left. She's been stalked, cheated on, and fired — but none of that is the reason she left in the first place. Years ago she killed a man on a motorcycle. It was an accident. It doesn't feel like one.
Now she's standing in a parking lot looking at a biker, and everything in her says walk away.
Gunnar has something men are willing to hurt him for. Emma has something she's never said out loud. Neither of them is in any condition to be falling for anyone.
Book four of Rolling Thunder — six books, one bike shop, and a family that grows with every one.
A complete, standalone romantic suspense. No cliffhanger, no cheating, happily-ever-after guaranteed.
Found family · Inherited danger · Biker hero · Guilt and redemption · Second chance at trust
When his past collides with his present, life becomes deadly.
Emma Drake returns home to heal from this thing called life. When she bumps into the sexy biker named Gunnar Sheppard she’s both mortified and intrigued, but her history with bikers isn’t good. Gunnar never met his dad and for the most part that’s just fine. When life is getting good for him a box of old pictures stirs up more than old feelings, it puts Emma in the path of a killer and it’s all because of him. Keeping her safe while trying to catch a killer becomes priority number one – no matter the cost.
