Eight years ago, Laurel Quinn walked away from Copper Hollow, her marriage, and the motorcycle club that had once felt like family. Jonah Mercer had betrayed her trust, and leaving was the only way she knew to survive what he had broken.
She built a new life in Nashville, a successful career, financial independence, and enough distance to believe the past could no longer reach her.
Then her daughter calls.
Second Mile Garage, a vocational program connected to Cinder Ridge Motorcycle Club, is in danger of losing a major grant. Laurel is the one person qualified to untangle the financial mess, but saving the program means returning to the town she escaped and working beside the man she never expected to face again.
Jonah has had eight years to live with what he did. He knows an apology cannot erase betrayal, and he knows Laurel owes him nothing. But as they work together under a six-week deadline, buried truths begin surfacing. Secrets about the affair. Lies that spread through the club. The painful ways their children were affected. And feelings neither of them managed to leave completely behind.
Laurel came back to save her daughter's dream, not resurrect her old one.
But Jonah is no longer asking her to believe his promises. He is asking her to watch his choices.
With motorcycles, family wounds, club loyalty, hard-earned accountability, mature love, cheating, forgiveness, and a second chance that must be earned one truth at a time, this emotional MC romance asks a difficult question: can two people who lost everything together build something entirely new?
One six-week deadline. Eight years of unfinished truth. One chance to discover whether some roads really can lead home.
If you love emotionally intense second-chance romance where forgiveness is earned, secrets have consequences, and the happily-ever-after feels fought for, do not leave this one sitting on your TBR. Start reading before someone spoils the truths waiting in Copper Hollow.
