The Biker's Second Chance Was a Lie

Bonnie Reyes came home to bury her mother. She did not come home for Dallas Crow. But Dallas is standing in her mother's kitchen at the will reading, because nine years ago, while Bonnie was packing her car in the dark, her mother was signing a piece of paper giving him the house. He's president of the Brazos Hellhounds now. Tattooed, quiet, forty-two, and still owning every room he walks into — including the one Bonnie has to sleep in. He wants to explain. He wants to start over. He wants a second chance. Bonnie is a paramedic. She has told a hundred families the thing they did not want to hear. She can tell one man the same. She's keeping the house. She's dating the firefighter. And she is never, not once, letting Dallas Crow back in.