Wolf at the Wagon Wheel

Mo Delgado inherited a bar, a mortgage she cannot pay, and a back room full of bikers she was never supposed to know about. The Long Shanks ran her uncle's errands and kept his secrets. They are not keeping hers. Wolf Kessler has spent fifteen years as the club's fixer and its quietest man. He does not do talk, does not do feelings, and has specifically never done the niece of the man who kept him alive. But when a Reaper puts his hands on Mo in her own parking lot, Wolf breaks his arm in front of forty people and the sheriff, and the thing that was never going to happen starts happening anyway. She tells him to leave town. He tells her she has been standing behind him since the funeral and just did not notice. There is a war coming down the county road. He has a bike, a patch, and a plan. She has a bar, a lawyer cousin, and no intention of selling. Somebody is going to have to bend.