He built a life helping veterans find their footing. She built one on her own, and she isn't looking for help.
Jeremiah Sheppard came home and put everything he had into Rolling Thunder — a custom bike shop, and somewhere the brothers and sisters he served with could land when they needed to. He's raised his sons alone. He wasn't expecting anything else.
Joci James raised Gunner by herself and built her own business while she did it. She has no time for a man and less reason to trust one.
Falling for each other was the easy part. What neither of them sees is that someone inside Rolling Thunder has been watching Jeremiah for years — someone he's looked after since her brother didn't come home, and someone who has decided Joci is standing in the way of a future she's already planned.
By the time anyone understands how far she'll go, Joci is on the road and it's already too late to warn her.
Moving to Love is book one 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.
Single dad · Single mom · Blended family · Veteran hero · Obsessed rival · Small-town suspense
He had love and passion to give, but she was afraid to take it.
Marketing expert Joci James is excited to be part of the volunteer team at Rolling Thunder to support local veterans. When she meets Jeremiah, the bike shop’s sexy owner, the attraction is instantaneous. But her bruised heart won’t allow her to take another chance on love.
Iraq veteran Jeremiah Sheppard knows combat–it’s shaped his life in more ways than one. After meeting Joci, he falls hard and fast, but soon realizes he may be facing the hardest battle of his life–convincing Joci their love is worth fighting for.
Author PJ Fiala weaves a wonderful erotic biker romance that easily draws the reader into Dog and Joci’s love story. This passionate story is interwoven with enough angst, drama, suspense, family relationship dynamics, and steamy sex scenes that keeps the reader engaged and turning the pages.”- Jersey Girl Book Reviews
