He walked into her bar to get out off the road. She was three weeks from losing it.
JT Sheppard is the last Sheppard still on his own, and he's set on proving he belongs at the front of Rolling Thunder — not because he's Jeremiah's son, but because the work is his. A run to Sturgis is where he means to show it.
Kayden Leathers runs her father's bar, raises her daughter alone, and builds her own business in whatever hours are left. She's been doing it a long time and she's good at it.
Then Boon comes back. Her daughter's father, with a club behind him now, and a sudden interest in a bar he never cared about before. The building is worthless. What's underneath it isn't — and Boon knows exactly how much it's worth.
JT rides a motorcycle. Kayden has learned exactly what men on motorcycles do when they want something. What builds between them has to survive that, and the men leaning on her aren't finished.
Book five of Rolling Thunder — six books, one bike shop, and a family that grows with every one.
This edition contains the complete JT and Kayden story, including the events previously published as Moving Home.
A complete, standalone romantic suspense. No cliffhanger, no cheating, happily-ever-after guaranteed.
Single mother · Last single sibling · Biker hero · Protective hero · MC threat · Small-town suspense - Inheritance at stake
Things are seldom what they seem, even when you think you know someone.
JT Sheppard is the last single man in his family. He’s served his country and it’s now time for him to enjoy life unencumbered, until he meets the sultry Kayden Leathers and her little girl. Kayden has always dreamed of designing clothing but the setbacks keep coming. The Devils MC is determined to get the valuable land her father’s bar is built on, and they’ll stop at nothing to get it. Learning to trust each other while staying out of the trouble that continues to come their way is proving to be more difficult each day
