Mother of the Wolfpack

Juno Reyes kept the Highside Wolves' books and the Wolves themselves for twelve years. She knew which men could shift and which couldn't. She knew which accounts to keep clean and which to keep dirty. And she knew, more or less, which nights Bishop Crane was lying to her. She just didn't know he'd lie to the whole club. When a rival crew hits the storage yard, someone inside the Wolves sold the codes. Juno wasn't even in the state. But Bishop's fingerprints were on the call, and by dawn the Wolves voted her out. She rode south with a broken hand and the club ledger in her tank bag. Six months later, an old curse starts taking members down one at a time. It's the kind of thing you need a wolf handler for. It's the kind of thing you need Juno for. Bishop comes to Baja to ask. She makes him earn every word.