Billie Ruiz has one summer, one dead man's motorcycle, and one problem: the part she needs belongs to a fifty-two-year-old biker who hates her family. Cage remembers her father. He remembers the toolbag he walked out with and the secret he took. He offers Billie the part in exchange for a summer of work, expecting her to bolt by Friday. She doesn't. She shows up at dawn with coffee, learns his engines, and makes him laugh for the first time in two years. By the time the Panhead runs, they've both rebuilt something they thought was finished. But the Copper Reapers want the secret her father left behind, and Cage has to choose between his club and the woman half his age who showed up in his barn with grease on her hands and fire in her eyes. An age gap MC romance with engines, grit, and a slow burn that won't quit.
