The Long-Way Rider

Frankie Okafor has repossessed forty-one vehicles and never once been caught. Number forty-two is a panhead chopper parked in a clubhouse garage, and its owner is standing right behind her. Silas Crowe is forty-four, six-foot-three, retired from the Vagrant Sons and very much not done with her. He doesn't call the cops. He makes a deal: ninety days as his driver while his license is suspended, and the bike debt disappears. Ninety days of clinic runs and back-road supply drops. Ninety days of a man who talks about her dead father like he knew him — because he did. When Frankie finds out her father died in a hit aimed at Silas, the deal isn't the only thing that breaks. Some debts you can't repo. Some you have to settle yourself.