Property of Nash
Cassie Berry hasn’t set foot in West Virginia in over ten years. She left without a goodbye and built a life as a concert violinist, with no plans to ever return to the small Appalachian town that broke her heart. But when her brother suddenly dies, she’s pulled back to Clifton Ridge—where the past plays louder than any piece she’s ever performed.
Nash Walker has spent the last decade hardening into the man who runs the Ridge. As president of the Kings of Anarchy motorcycle club, he knows blood. He knows betrayal. He knows hard roads and heavier rides. But nothing could have prepared him for Cassie’s return—
One look and it all buckles: fire, fury, and everything he never got the chance to say.
Cassie didn’t come back for closure.
And she sure as hell didn’t come for Nash.
But Nash isn’t a man who can be ignored.
She was his once, and he’ll be damned if he’s going to lose her again.
What’s buried in Clifton Ridge just kicked over and started to growl.
And if Cassie and Nash want to survive the past—and each other—they’ll have to face the truth before it devours them both.
“Lyrical and emotionally raw, Property of Nash is a story of grief and resilience, family and forgiveness, and the merciless gravity of first love.”
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