He came home to bury his father. He didn't expect to find the one thing worth staying for.
Wren Calloway has spent six years running her mother's diner and telling herself that safe and small was enough. Then Gabriel "Ledger" Cole rides back into Garrison Ridge wearing his late father's motorcycle club patch, and every careful wall she built starts coming down.
A land developer wants Main Street. A corrupt councilman is helping him take it. And the only man standing between Wren and everything she's about to lose is the one she swore off eleven years ago.
Ledger doesn't do anything halfway, least of all protecting what's his. But Wren isn't looking to be handled, hidden, or treated like property, and if Ledger wants a future with her, he's going to have to learn the difference between keeping her safe and letting her stand beside him.
As the danger closes in and the wedding bells get closer, one truth becomes impossible to ignore: love carried alone was never actually safety at all.
Wren's Reckoning is Book One in the Garrison Ridge MC series: a small-town, forced-proximity motorcycle club romance with a curvy, unapologetic heroine, a wounded ex-military hero, an outlaw brotherhood learning to lean on each other, and a happily-ever-after worth every bit of the fight it takes to earn it.
