Hotwired (A Mann's World #4)

Two men. One cell. No reason in the world they should want each other. Every reason they do.

Jorge Delgado built his life with his hands—custom lowriders, hydraulics, a shop he ran with his brother until the day a stolen car set off the chain of events that got his brother killed.

Now Jorge sits in county jail awaiting trial for beating a car thief half to death, carrying a grief he can’t outrun and an anger he can’t quite control.

Shawn Wilson has never had anything steady.

Raised in chaos, taught to hotwire cars at thirteen, he’s facing a twenty?year sentence for the one time he finally got caught.

When he’s transferred into Jorge’s cell, he expects hostility.

What he doesn’t expect is the spark—shared car magazines, shared stories, shared nights where the walls between them crack open.

But Shawn’s charge is the exact crime that destroyed Jorge’s life. And when Jorge learns the truth, everything fractures.

Locked in the same eight-by-ten cell, they navigate commissary days, yard politics, shakedowns, lockdowns—and the slow, dangerous pull toward each other.

What starts as wary coexistence becomes something tender, then something urgent, then something neither of them can deny.

Every stolen moment risks everything. Every touch rewrites the rules.