An Almost Perfect Ending

An Almost Perfect Ending: Book #14 in the McCullough Romance series. Sloan McCullough is the last McCullough standing. The youngest of the fourteen cousins is about to be married, leaving Sloan as the only hold-out. He has been living the past several years with misguided images that his family has created of him, images he did nothing to refute. But the truth is, he is nothing like the man his family thinks he is.
He is not the roaming lothario motorcyclist who flits from town to town, job to job, and woman to woman. Rather, he is a reclusive writer who lives with his two dogs, Hector and Hercules, in a log cabin on the coast, only an hour away from his family's home in Canden Valley. But he has managed to keep his many secrets from everyone, even his beloved McCullough family. There are only two things his family got right.
He does ride a restored Norton motorcycle. And he is determined to never get married and settle down. Until a mysterious motorcyclist with long auburn hair and penetrating green eyes almost runs him off the road. The moment Sloan sets eyes on Eve Rossen, his world is turned upside down. he feels as if he has stepped into a pool of quicksand from which there is no escape. Despite its being hate at first sight, the one thing the two of them cannot deny is their mutual attraction.
Sloan's family always did say it would take a tough biker chick to tame the most resistant McCullough. But it takes a lot more than toughness. it takes a wounded, tenderhearted woman who has learned to be powerful out of necessity. Once Sloan gets to know Eve and sees her vulnerability as well as her strength, he is a goner. Quicksand.