ANGEL LEON

One drunken night with someone else. Three years to become the man who deserves her back. Cora Boyd doesn't ask questions. She paints custom motorcycle tanks for a living, reads a room in three seconds flat, and has spent her whole life being protected right out of the truth. When a rival motorcycle club decides she's the easiest way to bring her boyfriend to heel, the club she's given nine years to goes to war to keep her safe - without telling her a single word of it.
Wade Kerrigan is the vice president of the Ironwake Motorcycle Club: loyal, steady, carrying a decade of guilt he's never once said out loud. When the pressure finally breaks him, it doesn't break him toward her. She finds out everything at once -The danger he hid from her. The woman he didn't. A name stitched across her back that she rips off, letter by letter, with her own hands. Rebuilding what he broke turns out to be a much longer road than breaking it.
Two years and a state line later, the danger she was never warned about finds her again - and the only man who can reach her in time is the one she swore would never get near her door twice. He'll have to earn his way back one honest word at a time, and force an entire club to unlearn the kind of "protecting" that almost cost him everything. He decided what she could carry. Now she decides everything.
A gritty, emotional motorcycle club romance featuring secret-keeping-as-betrayal, forced separation, a hard-earned grovel, and a slow-burn second chance. Standalone. No cliffhanger. Guaranteed HEA. The letters came off in her hands. Only she gets to decide if they ever go back on.