Truck
She looked at the 6-foot wall of tattooed muscle standing in front of her and said to his face, “What a fine specimen of a man you are.” Then her brain caught up with her mouth, and her face turned fire truck red. His didn’t stop smirking for a week.
Truck is the Restless Demons MC’s gas station manager. Ex-military. A man who can build a business from a rat-infested wreck but cannot figure out how to ask a widow to dinner. He had never been on a date in his life, so he asked the diner owner for intel on the waitress, went home, and Googled “how to catch yourself a woman.”
Rory lost her husband and moved to a small town because he asked her to live. She didn’t plan on a biker who asked the diner owner about her before making his move. She didn’t plan on an eleven-year-old who needed a big sister. And she definitely didn’t plan on a man who kissed her knuckles over fried chicken and told her she was going to be his family.
One gas station built from nothing. One dead wife who scolded her husband through a psychic for eating frozen meals. One ghost who answers questions by sliding a placemat across the table. And a mountain of a man who whispered “Mine.”
Second chance · Widow romance · He falls first · Found family · Grumpy sunshine · Slow burn · Paranormal twist
Book 2 in the Restless Demons MC series. Can be read as a standalone, but the series is best read in order.
Steamy romance. Explicit scenes. Graphic violence. HEA guaranteed. No cliffhanger.
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