Isobel is living proof that some days you just shouldnt get out of bed.
First, shes in court for a traffic violation tied to her stolen license plates—a problem she doesnt even know she has yet.
Second, her boss is breathing down her neck about a project she did turn in.
And to top it all off, she’s practically wrestling her laptop from courthouse security when she collides with Sketch.
He’s a tattooed bad boy and a walking red flag, yet there’s something about him that excites her.
Especially when an elevator...
One disastrous day.
One dangerous man.
One night that changes everything.
24 hours to Live Love Steal.
Isobel is living proof that some days you just shouldnt get out of bed.
First, shes in court for a traffic violation tied to her stolen license plates—a problem she doesnt even know she has yet.
Second, her boss is breathing down her neck about a project she did turn in.
And to top it all off, she’s practically wrestling her laptop from courthouse security when she collides with Sketch.
He’s a tattooed bad boy and a walking red flag, yet there’s something about him that excites her.
Especially when an elevator snafu traps them together, revealing a side of him that’s unexpectedly steady, strong, and reassuring.
Sketch is barely holding it together.
His son’s future hangs in the balance, and his ex’s absence in court means another agonizing delay.
One he cant afford as a patched member of the Destroyers MC. Hes pushed his illicit duties onto a prospect, and that is a dangerous gamble.
He doesnt need complications or distractions, but when he meets Isobel, a fierce desire ignites.
When she discovers her car has been vandalized in the court parking lot, he offers to fix it, leading them straight to his place and into his bed.
But their explosive afternoon is shattered when the theft of Isobel’s car reveals that their paths aren’t just entwined—they’re dangerously tangled with the criminal underworld Sketch thrives in.
Now, the good girl who always played by the rules breaks them all for the biker she can’t resist.
But escaping a court summons was easy compared to outrunning the deadly consequences of falling for a man who lives on the edge.
