Moving On

She tried to kill his boss's wife. She served three years for it. And she's the only woman he's ever wanted.

Chase has spent his working life at Rolling Thunder. The Sheppards took him in, gave him a trade, and made him part of something — and he owes them more than he could say out loud.

LuAnn walks out of prison with no job, no home, and nobody. Three years ago she cut the brake lines on Joci Sheppard's motorcycle, with Joci's unborn child riding with her. There is no version of this where the family forgives her.

Chase has spent his working life at Rolling Thunder. Jeremiah gave him a trade when he had nothing, and he's never stopped being grateful for it. He's also never stopped knowing that the shop goes to Jeremiah's sons, and that no amount of good work will change that. He could go somewhere he'd be more than the man who stayed. He never has.

Then LuAnn pulls the Sheppards' daughter out of the water.

Gratitude isn't forgiveness. Nobody pretends otherwise. But it cracks something open — and Chase is left working out what he owes, who he owes it to, and whether the debt he's been paying for years was ever really his to carry.

Book six 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.
Redemption arc · Second chance · Found family · Slow burn

Rolling Thunder Series

Moving to Love

Moving to Hope

Moving to Forever

Moving to Desire

Moving to You

Moving On