Arrow by RJ Gray

Emilee Clayton has never had it easy. She’s clawed her way back from the depths of addiction, finding solace in helping others at a small-town women’s shelter and halfway house. Despite her efforts to make amends, the judgmental whispers of her past mistakes echo through the town. With no place to call home, Emilee finds herself living out of her car.

Matteo “Arrow” Horne, the treasurer of The Spartan Watchmen Motorcycle Club thrives on control and order. When Arrow discovers Emilee’s precarious living situation, his daddy instincts kick into overdrive. He insists she move into his guest bedroom, but living under his roof comes with a set of rules that challenge Emilee’s fiercely independent spirit.

Arrow’s life is already complicated enough with missing club funds and a betrayal that threatens to tear his chosen family apart. Amidst this chaos, Emilee’s presence is both a distraction and a comfort. She keeps Arrow on his toes, challenging his need for control while igniting a passion neither of them expected.

As Emilee and Arrow navigate their growing attraction, the lines between protector and lover blur. Emilee finds herself drawn to Arrow’s dominant side, discovering a world of trust and intimacy she never knew she craved.

Can Arrow protect Emilee from those who wish her harm and protect his motorcycle club family? Will Emilee chose Arrow to be her daddy?