The Deal
A HEARTBROKEN DIVORCÉE.
A JADED ADDICT.
A TATTOOED DESERTER.
AND A FORMER CONCIERGE WHO DOESN'T TAKE NO FOR AN ANSWER.
Can their unconventional arrangement survive against all odds?
Freshly free from a messy divorce, and hell bent on putting herself first for a change, Penny wants to cut loose and have fun with a local biker who has caught her eye. She’s willing to overlook the fact that he is part of the notorious outlaw motorcycle club, the Black Coyotes MC, she wants no strings fun. Well, fun and something else, too. She is desperate to have a baby, and willing to go it alone, she just needs help with the actual creating the baby part. Little does she know that the biker who has caught her eye is an alcoholic, drowning in his own demons, relapsing, and not in a position to meet her needs.
Much to her surprise, his answer is to hand her over to his MC brother, Nix, requesting him to show her a good time until he can sober up and recover. Penny goes along with the harebrained scheme, determined to get what she wants from the arrangement after all. But Penny doesn’t realize that Nix comes with baggage, too. His former life as a cult member, but heaviest of all, his partner in crime, and, it turns out, in the bedroom, too, Ash. And Ash isn’t nicknamed the Dictator for nothing, he lays down the law and pushes them all to the edge of their limits and beyond.
She wasn’t bargaining on three men. They strike a deal. But when her secret is revealed and the stakes are raised, can their arrangement survive? She sees the true value of what they had bet with. But can they uphold the terms of their agreement when all hell breaks loose?
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