The Long Haul

Lev Antonov drives. He doesn't ride anymore, and he doesn't look back—not at the crew he left, not at the father he buried, not at the brother-shaped hole in his own chest. He's got a route, a trailer, and a kid who calls him 'Dad' at Little League. Then Sasha sits down at his diner booth with a photograph and a name. The Ledger. Lev doesn't have it. But the crew doesn't believe in 'don't.' Now Lev's running a haul he can't refuse, in a rig he can't trust, with a federal investigator in the passenger seat who happens to be the sister he betrayed. No brakes. No backup. No looking back. A gritty biker single dad crime thriller for readers who like their heroes with dirt under their nails and a car seat in the back.