Lucas Vaughn is driven to make his business a success, but at what cost? Lucas Vaughn loves his life. Vaughn’s Custom Cycles is doing better than he ever dreamed. He’s made a name for himself, and people come from miles around to have him build their dream motorcycles. He couldn’t ask for anything more. Sure it gets a little lonely, but he doesn’t have room in his life for a boy of his own. It’s easier to find someone to play with at a club than to risk disappointing someone because he can’t put them first. Benjamin Harper has finished his degree and is settling into his new career. He finally has time to work on the old motorcycle his father left him when he died. The only problem is Benjamin doesn’t know a piston from a push rod. It doesn’t take him long to realize he needs some help. Only the best will do for his dad’s motorcycle, and the best is Lucas Vaughn. Lucas doesn’t really have time to take on Benjamin’s project, but he liked the kid’s old man, and it’s obvious he doesn’t have a clue what he’s doing. Besides, the project can’t take that much time. Until fixing the bike turns into dinner, which turns into spending the night, which turns into so much more. Lucas didn’t think he had room for love, but Benjamin won’t settle for less than everything. Will Lucas find a way to balance building his business and being the Daddy Benjamin needs?