Eagle
In a world where loyalty rules all, how do you know where it should lie?
Lacy enjoys staying at the clubhouse of the motorcycle club that rescued her and her friend. She also enjoys the company of the club’s VP, Eagle. He’s the one that took her in and made sure she had whatever she needed. Everything except his heart. She knows he doesn’t owe her anything and has already done so much, but she can’t help but wish he could feel something for her. She tries to hold on, but she knows she deserves more.
Eagle is a man of honor and never makes promises he doesn’t intend to keep. He moved his way up to Vice President of his club by showing loyalty and commitment to all things Destiny’s Enforcers. The recent assassination of the club’s president is still unsolved, and they’re trying to locate the new crime ring that popped up in town. Not to mention, they know there’s a rat on the inside but not who it is. He has no time or desire for an Old Lady. Even if he wanted to, getting involved wouldn’t be fair to Lacy. At least that’s what he keeps telling himself.
When everything hits its breaking point, Lacy decides she can’t stick around and keep getting hurt, regardless of how much it breaks her heart. It’s time to be loyal to herself. Even though Eagle thought he didn’t want anything more, he’s broken by her absence and it’s affecting his responsibilities as VP.
The future of the club and the lives of anyone involved, including Lacy’s, are at risk. Can he get his head on straight long enough to win her back before someone else gets hurt, taken, or worse?
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