Final Goodbye by Logan Gray

When Brock Bradshaw receives the wedding invitation for Summer Griffin, he feels the stabbing pain of regret and despair. He gave up the love of his life years ago for her own good, and now he’s staring at the invitation sent with her name listed with marrying another man. The only thing he can think of is that this is her final goodbye to him. It’s really over.

He’s surprised when Sebastian Griffin, the richest man in Griffin’s Beach who comes from the familial line the city is named after, walks into the clubhouse asking why Brock hasn’t stopped the wedding yet. This man has hated him since the day he met him. Surely, he’s mistaken in his ask of Brock.

When Sebastian says his daughter is only marrying Dennis Walker, the son of Sebastian’s biggest rival and newest business partner, is to save him. The last thing he wants is his daughter to be miserable, but she’s too loyal to make any decision to put him in harms way.

Brock seeks out Summer to see for himself, and he immediately knows something is off. Not only does Dennis hit her, he’s intimidating her to get what he wants from her and her father. When she comes to the clubhouse, beaten and bruised, he knows he has to do something.

As he and Summer spend more and more time together, the wedding gets closer and closer. He can’t seem to find a plan to help get her and her father away from the Walker men without getting one or both killed. After Psycho reaches out to a familiar person with the club to run his idea by her, there’s finally hope.

Problems arise as Jennings Molloy, the President of the Deranged Drifters, fights back. He wants nothing to do with men who may get them and their gun dealer partner in the Feds’ crosshairs, and he certainly doesn’t want to be known as the bodyguards to hire out. Turmoil in the club starts to hit its breaking point when the faith in their fearless leader starts to dwindle. He has the potential to lose everything, starting with his wife, who walks out and calls a lawyer.

Brock finds out something about Summer that lifts the stakes even higher in keeping her safe. But when scary men who work with the Walkers find her, and kidnap her, his world starts to crumble. Can he stop the wedding of the woman he loves as her fiancé holds her at gunpoint? Will he find a way to keep not only Summer but Sebastian safe? Will he find his own happily ever after, or will he lose everything?