Midnight Pledge

Juniper Cole walks out of the desert barefoot and bleeding and asks the Nightborn motorcycle club for asylum, and the man who answers the gate is the only brother in the desert her captor is afraid of. Raze has spent 12 years carrying his club and burying his grief, and the woman at his gate is carrying a ledger full of secrets about his own brother, the president of a rival club who took everything from him. She needs his protection to survive, he needs her testimony to end a war, and the bargain they strike is not supposed to include the slow, burning recognition building between them. Every hour they spend together pulls them closer, and every hour her captor gets closer to finding them. The brotherhood that raised Raze is the only family he has ever trusted, and the woman who walked out of the dark is asking him to stand against all of it, including the man whose name he has not spoken in 10 years.
This is a brotherhood romance about loyalty, revenge, and the difference between the family you are born into and the family you choose. It is not soft. It is earned, in dirt and blood and the long hours of a night watch. It is also a story about a woman who spent 3 years inside her enemy's house learning everything she could, and the man who finally believed her, and the vote that splits a table down the middle when she asks for shelter.
Inside, you'll discover:
• The old word that opens a gate and the name that closes a door
• The ledger, the recording, and the sister who started it all
• The fire at the tow yard and the message painted on the wall
• The vote that splits the table and the brother who stands alone
• The ride through the desert and the nights that change everything
• The standoff, the ambush, and the final stand
• The house with sunflowers and the sunrise after the war