The Paths We Cross
I should be dead.
I survived being run off the road by bikers, but my fiancé didn’t. Now, the man who pulled me from the wreckage is trying to gain my trust, promising to protect me and my unborn child from my fiancé’s secrets. The problem? He’s a biker, too.
Rowan Williams is everything I find attractive in a man. Tall, dark, handsome, and covered in tattoos. He’s everything I shouldn’t want under the circumstances.
The problem is, I do want him. Rowan works his way under my skin and into my heart and shows me all the things I didn’t know I was missing.
But will he be able to protect me and my child from the people in both our lives who want to destroy us?
I watched her car go off the road.
I watched members from a new motorcycle club force her vehicle off the road and leave her for dead. I felt an immense need to protect her then, and now it’s grown tenfold.
Someone is stalking her and leaving threatening notes and the only way I know how to keep her safe, is to bring her under club protection.
Everly Kincaid is my total opposite. She’s a first-grade teacher, sweet and kind. I’m the vice president of the Sovereign Sons Motorcycle Club. Her life is prim and proper, mine is rough and dirty.
I’m drawn to her, though. At first, I spend time with her as a way to protect her, but it quickly changes to something more, and now I’m even more determined to keep her and her child safe.
Club life has taught me one thing for certain. You fight for what you want, and I want her.
The Paths We Cross is the second book in the Sovereign Sons MC: North Carolina series. It is a standalone and can be read by itself, but will be better enjoyed if read in release order. Please, check trigger warnings before reading.
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