Greer’s bar was already struggling to make ends meet before a homeless woman wandered in asking him for a job. She just so happened to also catch him at the lowest moment of his life. Celeste is running from a past that doesn’t want to let her go. Tired of driving from town to town, living out of her car, she’s desperate for any job that pays cash and will allow her to keep a low profile. Greer isn’t happy about hiring Celeste, but he can’t let her walk away without trying to help her. He reluctantly gives her a job cleaning the bar and arranges for her to have a free room at his friend’s motel for as long as she needs it. With each day that goes by, these two opposites continue to clash while doing their best to avoid the sexual tension. Once Celeste is under Greer’s skin, he doesn’t want to let her go. She refuses to tell why she’s on the run; afraid he’ll get hurt if they become too close. But Greer knows that he and the Savage Kings MC may be the only ones who can protect her from the monster chasing her.