Grease and Guilt (Paradise MC #1)

He built his whole life with grease-stained hands. Now he has to rebuild mine.

Levi Ford doesn’t say I love you. He says it with grease-stained hands, a bike rebuilt at 2 a.m., a cut draped over my shoulders like a promise.

I was three weeks from telling him I’m pregnant. Three weeks from the perfect moment, at our anniversary party, in front of the only family either of us has ever really had.

Then his first love rides back into Paradise Valley with a camera, an old grudge, and one careless comment that ends my perfect moment before I even get to say it: *guess whatever happened a few weeks back really didn’t mean anything, then.*

Now I’m carrying a secret of my own, standing in a gravel lot watching the man I love try to explain away three weeks of silence — while the whole club watches to see what I do next.

He says he’ll earn me back. Says it in front of everyone who matters to him, patch and pride and reputation all on the table at once.

I just don’t know yet if that’s enough.

Perfect for readers who love: biker romance, secret pregnancy, he falls first, small-town second chance, public grovel, dual POV romance, alpha hero