Moving to Forever

The shop is planning a ride for him. He'd rather they didn't.

Danny Schaefer came home from war without his leg, and not long after, without the woman who'd promised to wait. He's relearning a house that no longer fits him and a life that doesn't either — and the last thing he wants is Rolling Thunder raising money to remodel it for him.

Tammy Davis paints because it's the one place nothing is asked of her. She's good at her job — better than the man who hired her — and he's told her exactly what it will cost to keep it. Sleep with him, or find work somewhere else.

She hasn't told anyone. Danny doesn't ask.

What starts between them is slow, careful, and built by two people who each know what it costs to be seen as less than you are. But her boss isn't finished, and Danny is about to discover there's a kind of fight that has nothing to do with the one he trained for.

Book three of Rolling Thunder — six books, one bike shop, and a family that grows with every one.

A complete, standalone romantic suspense. No cliffhanger, no cheating, happily-ever-after guaranteed.

Wounded veteran hero · Disabled hero · Artist heroine · Workplace coercion · Slow burn · Found family