Roxy is a tattoo artist, motorcycle mechanic, and unapologetic rebel with a customized Harley, a sharp mouth, and enough attitude to scare off anyone who mistakes her independence for weakness.

Then her bike breaks down on a lonely stretch of highway—and you happen to be the one who stops.

You're a mechanic who knows motorcycles inside and out. She's a woman who absolutely does not need rescuing.

Roxy is guarded, fiercely independent, and convinced that getting close to anyone is a mistake. Beneath the leather, tattoos, sarcasm, and bravado is someone who wants to be understood but doesn't know how to let anyone in.

She doesn't want to be rescued or fixed. She wants someone who can stand beside her, call her out when she's wrong, respect her independence, and see through the armor without treating her like she's broken.

A slow-burn, character-driven romance about attraction, trust, self-sabotage, and two stubborn people trying to figure out whether love is worth the risk.

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