
Glenn Renner survived a marriage that looked perfect and felt like a prison.
Divorced, emotionally guarded, and raising her two-year-old son alone, she has rebuilt her life on one unbreakable rule: control is survival. She doesn’t need love. She doesn’t trust it. She doesn’t want it.
Then a man like Jax Calder moves in next door.
Tattooed. Nonchalant. Reckless in ways that don’t apologize.
A biker who doesn’t ask permission, doesn’t soften his edges, and doesn’t pretend to be gentle.
Jax doesn’t demand her trust.
He doesn’t claim her.
He simply stays — testing her boundaries, crossing none with his hands, and all of them with his presence.
When Glenn’s ex-husband returns, determined to reclaim the life he once abandoned, the balance fractures. Desire sharpens. Control slips. And Glenn finds herself caught between a past that refuses to let go and a man who was never meant to matter — yet does.
This is not a story about choosing between two men.
It’s a story about a woman fighting the most dangerous battle of all:
the moment obsession becomes stronger than control.

