His Old Lady's Last Ride

Tessa Kaur drove out to the Titan clubhouse to collect what was left of her mother. She found the gate chained, the power half off, and one man still living inside — Dodger Reyes, retired sergeant-at-arms, sixty-two years old, recovering from a stroke and not happy about the company. Thirty days to clear the building. That's the deal. But thirty-one years of a woman's life doesn't pack into boxes, and Dodger knows things about Tessa's mother that Tessa never did. The last chapter of the history Marla was writing is missing. Dodger knows where it is. He also knows it should stay lost. Tessa is nineteen years younger than him, alone in a dead clubhouse, and not the kind of woman who lets a man decide what she's allowed to know.