Bridging the Gap
Can Weston Aames’ father’s mentee help West rebuild the reputation he carelessly wrecked in his youth? Will Bridges Eaton be able to keep his best friend’s son at arm’s length?
Weston Aames’ love for speed during his teen years leaves him without a driver’s license and with a less-than-stellar reputation. The consequences of his rebellious youth become apparent after his father’s untimely demise.
An addendum to his father’s will changes everything: If Weston doesn’t redeem his reputation to the satisfaction of the Board of Directors of his family’s investment firm, Weston and his mother will be cut out of his father’s estate completely.
After coming up with a plan, Weston determines there’s only one person with the experience to help him succeed—the young man his father mentored over the years, Bridges Eaton.
Can West convince Bridges to provide him with the technical and physical support he’ll need for West’s cross-country bike journey for charity, or will West and his mother be cut off from his father’s estate and left to their own devices for survival?
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