Nomad biker: a solitary life, riding from place to place. He may or may not be a member of a motorcycle club.

Tank’s Jagged Outlaw MC bottom rocker once read Southern California but now it reads Nomad.

The Jagged Outlaws MC runs through Tank’s blood even though he wears the club’s Nomad patch. His loyalties are still to the club and to Raptor—the president.

When life gets to be too much, Tank hits the open road, relishing in the freedom of solitary living for a while.

Women come and go in his life, and he prefers it that way. He’d tried settling down when he married his high school sweetheart, but when she walked out on him for another man, she took his trust in women with her.

Now his focus is on the MC, his mother’s health, and his business. He doesn’t want anyone complicating his life or crimping his style. He’s doing just fine on his own.

Until he meets Lena.

The sultry, sassy brunette is unlike any woman he’s ever met. The more she keeps him at arm’s length, the more he wants her. She is turning his life upside down and driving him crazy with desire. But he can’t have any of that. He’s a solitary man, right?

Besides, the MC is going through a power struggle with the VP trying to oust the President. And getting involved with the dark-haired vixen right now would be nothing short of stupidity.

Lena is alone in the world. The grief of losing her parents unexpectedly still consumes her, and throwing herself 100% into her restaurant is the only way she can deal with it. She can’t afford anyone or anything to upset the delicate balance she has in her tightly wound life.

Then Tank comes into her life.

The guy’s trouble.

He exudes raw sex.

And her body wants him in the worst way.

The last thing Lena wants is a man in her life. Life has taught her that the only person she can count on is herself, and she can’t let a man with a chiseled body and a strong jaw blow her off course.

But Tank is persistent and she is weakening.

And just when she lets him into her life, she sees who he is and her world comes crashing down on her.

Tank finds himself in a situation where his allegiance to his club and to Lena are at odds. For the first time in his life, his loyalty to the brotherhood is tested.

Can Tank break through a crossroad in his life without losing both Lena and his club?