Nine years after Flint broke her heart and disappeared, the vice president of the Dead Lucky MC is back in Dry River and more dangerous than she remembers.
She rebuilt the Sundown Court without him and wants neither his protection, his regret, nor the answers he should have given her long ago.
An expelled biker means to use the abandoned airstrip behind her motel for a weapons exchange, and she refuses to clear out.
Flint's answer is to rent Room Fifteen, right beside her apartment.
He was her brother's best friend and her first love, and nine years has not killed what still burns between them.
With danger closing in and only a wall between their beds, every kiss makes it harder to remember why she swore never to trust him again, especially now that Flint plans to stay.