Her story isn't sad. It's raw and blunt. It's her life, and she's living it.
Aged out of foster care, Tee Smith works hard to keep a steady job and a roof over her head. She wants to prove to herself that she is good enough-despite the allergies that trouble her.
But when the tattoo artist gets killed at work, it starts a chain reaction of danger that surrounds Tee. The older biker who witnesses the murder offers Tee protection. While Shrader makes her feel safe, he rouses a storm within her that she hasn't faced in her twenty years of hardships.
As with life, she holds on and powers through the conflicting emotions that leave her wishing and wanting more.
As a member of Killere Motorcycle Club, Shrader can spot danger a mile away. That's why he takes Rager's niece and her best friend home with him-to keep them safe.
Tee isn't like other women. The chemistry between them has him walking a fine line. But there's no stopping him from taking what he wants-even if he must break into her apartment to get to her.
Staying in the shadows is easy. Facing the truth is hard.
