No Patch, No Name

Twenty years on the road, and Cal Rourke still can't say his own name without flinching. He was nineteen when the Painted Saints threw him out over something he didn't do. He never patched in anywhere else — just cut leather and inked skin in other men's clubs and kept moving. Now the old man who sponsored him is dying in Chattanooga and asked for Cal by name. He walks back in expecting a bullet. Instead he gets a box of tools, a job rebuilding the patch he was denied, and Marisol, the club's cook, who has been holding the whole place together while the current president runs it into the ground. Cal wants to take the tools and leave. The club has other plans. A found family, second chance MC romance about the men who stay.