Elizabeth Monvey

Kemper Ribar was searching for an oasis where he could recharge his batteries when he stumbled upon the Wrong Side of Heaven, an intriguing bar in the middle of nowhere. He hoped this pit stop would prove to be the respite he was looking for from the politics of his motorcycle club. As a forty-year-old man, Kemper never anticipated that he would find himself making an instant connection with Chester, a free spirit operating what he came to realize was the town's only gay bar.
Flustered, he flees. But something keeps drawing him back, and soon, Kemper realizes that life could be different. As the attraction builds between the two, it makes Kemper question everything . his identity, his choices, even his devotion to his club.