Count My Headlight Home

Kiln Road president Deacon Frey protects the route that lets his club bring people home. Attorney Silas Eames once left because Deacon would not name their future where anyone could hear it. Now Silas is back to defend the road, and someone is burning the records that prove it belongs to the public.

Saving the evidence forces both men to confront the choices that ended them the first time. Deacon has to ask before he protects; Silas has to choose presence without surrendering his independent life. Their second chance culminates in a public claim and the club-family homecoming the whole series has been building toward.

A complete high-heat MM second-chance romantic suspense novella and Kiln Road MC series finale.

Kiln Road MC, Book 5