Xactly What She Needs
Briella is a survivor. Escaping from an abusive relationship has left her with mental and emotional scars that she carries every day. She's on the run, trying to stay hidden from her ex-boyfriend. She thought she had found safety in a small town where nobody knew her, but fate had other plans.
Xander is the Vice President of the Rebel Chasers motorcycle club and owns a customization garage in town. He's a tough guy with a heart of gold, and when he sees Briella, he knows there's something special about her. He offers her a job as his office manager, hoping to give her a fresh start and a sense of security.
Despite her reservations about working in a garage full of large men, Bri takes the job. It's not long before she realizes that Xander and the Rebels sure do make looks deceiving. They're a family, a brotherhood, who look out for each other and protect their own.
As Briella settles into her new job and life, she starts to let her guard down around Xander. He's patient and kind, always there when she needs him. Fate, possibly given an Edge, play a role in her and Xander being together.
But just as Bri starts to feel like she might have a chance at a normal life, her ex-boyfriend shows up in town. He's angry, vengeful, and determined to get her back. Bri and Xander must work together to keep her safe from harm, and they quickly realize that their feelings for each other run deep.
As the danger mounts and the threat of violence looms, Bri and Xander have to navigate their way through a minefield of emotions. Can their love survive the chaos that surrounds them? Will Briella finally be able to break free from her past and start a new life with the man she loves?
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