The Biker Daddy's Club Wife

For six years, Tamsin Odom has cleaned the Sour Creek clubhouse, cooked for thirty men, and shared Boone Delacroix's bed on the nights he didn't go home to his wife. She knows exactly what she is. She's made peace with it. Then Boone drags home Cady — twenty-four, small, limping, and sweet in a way that makes Tamsin's teeth hurt — and puts her in the back bedroom. Tamsin figures the girl will be gone in three weeks. She always is. But Cady stays. She learns everyone's coffee. She calls Tamsin when Boone is out late. And somewhere between the laundry room and a 5 a.m. drive to a nursing clinical, Tamsin feels six years of careful numbness start to crack. Because Cady is the only person in that building who has ever asked Tamsin what she wants. And Tamsin is starting to remember she wanted something.