Heart of Stone
He guards the Stoneheart MC, she guards her heart. When an ice queen mechanic meets a stone-cold biker, sparks aren’t the only thing flying.
Andi
I thought I had my life perfectly tuned – a job I love, an apartment that’s safe, and no complications. Then my cousin dumps her three kids on my doorstep and vanishes, leaving me holding the baby–literally.
Now I’m juggling twin toddlers, an infant, and a full-time job while living next door to a motorcycle club. Just what I need – a house full of bikers taking an interest in my business, especially their sergeant-at-arms with his broad shoulders and knowing smirk.
I’ve spent my whole life handling things on my own, and I’m not about to stop now….right? ‘Cause watching Hawk with the kids is enough to make my ovaries explode. And the he looks at me? My ice queen reputation might be in danger of a serious melt.
Hawk
Being sergeant-at-arms for the Stoneheart MC means handling threats to the club. But the woman living across the street with three kids? She’s a whole different kind of danger.
Andi’s different from the women who usually hang around the club. She’s all curves and attitude, an ice queen mechanic who doesn’t need anyone’s help. Watching her struggle with three kids she never asked for shouldn’t get under my skin. But there’s something about the way she holds everything together, the fierce love she has for kids that aren’t even hers, that calls to the protector in me.
I’m not looking for complications. The club needs me focused, especially with a new threat breathing down our necks.
But every time that ice cracks, revealing her fire within, I know I’m in for a world of trouble.
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