Power and Pride

Wren Callahan's father left her a motorcycle shop and a stack of unpaid invoices. Three payments and the bank takes the building. Then three men in kuttes walk through the door with cash and a contract, and the only thing they won't tell her is who's paying. Kade runs the firm. Bishop runs the jobs. Rooster runs the bikes. All three of them want the same thing from Wren and none of them will say it out loud. Then Wren finds her building's title at the county clerk's office, and the name on it belongs to the man she's spent fifteen years hating. She calls him. He answers. Everything she thought she knew about her father comes apart in a parking lot at midnight, with three bikers watching. She could walk away. She's got three offers and a summer ahead of her instead. The bike show is in eight weeks. Wren's shop is going to be in it either way — the question is who's riding home with her.