Riding the Widow's Run

Marisol Reyes has two weeks to pay a debt she didn't take, or the man who collects starts taking pieces of her son's future. Then Bishop Coyle rolls up on a stolen bike to repossess her garage. Twenty years older, six-foot-four of bad decisions, and the only man in the valley who can stand between her family and the collector. She offers him a deal: her hands on his fleet, his patch on her door. He should say no. He doesn't. Now there's a fire in her shop, a body in a ditch, and a war coming down the ridge road toward the only woman Bishop has ever wanted to keep. She's not his to protect. Try telling him that.