Kidnapped by the Biker Daddy

Josie Kwan has been a night-shift nurse in Amarillo for nine years and has never once been afraid of a man in a leather vest. Then one runs her off the road. She wakes up in a clubhouse chapel with a gunshot victim and a president named Gus Herrera who talks to her like hiring a nurse is the same as buying a bike. She stitches the wound. She names a price. She stays. She should have left the first night. Because Jolene Herrera, who has been Gus's old lady for twenty years, has been making his coffee every morning with something extra in it — and she is very, very good at not being noticed. Josie notices. Now there's a nurse in the clubhouse who can read a symptom sheet, a man who has been dying slowly for a year in front of everyone he trusts, and a woman in the kitchen who has no intention of being corrected. Somebody at that table is not walking out.