​Shannon. Beckett Cohen has been searching for her after that humiliating night in his apartment, and he finally found her again. Beaten and hiding from someone. And he’ll be damned if he lets anyone hurt her ever again.

When Jamie Pittman walks into the clubhouse—a joke played on her thanks to her new stepbrother—Undertaker is beyond smitten. The problem? She’s young and inexperienced at a fresh age of twenty-two, and he’s no good for her. He’s obsessive and possessive, and he needs rules in a relationship most women find overbearing. The second problem? She is far too willing to give it a shot. But can she really handle it?

Brock Bradshaw finally identifies the man after Shannon as a powerful man who owns most of the powerful people in the state. So, when Beckett decides to take matters into his own hands without the club, Brock knows it’s a bad idea. Terrible, even, but he won’t let Beckett do it alone. He needs to prove something to himself.

The plan backfires and lands Brock in prison with Beckett and a stab wound. No communication to the outside world. Guards and a warden owned by the very man they tried to take down. He needs to get out of prison, but how? He’s not even allowed to talk to his lawyer, and there’s no date on the books for a trial. How does he get himself out of this one?