Maverick thinks he has found what so many of his club brothers have found, a woman he can call his own and the key to having a family and a wonderful life. It takes him some time to get her to go out with him, then after one wonderful unforgettable night, she vanishes. He’s too proud to ask his club brother to look for her and let’s his anger say good riddance. He works to forget about her. Only it is a year later and she’s still on his mind. In an effort to forget her for good, he goes to the club’s bar to find someone to take away her memory. Only that goes very wrong when he lays eyes on Rylan again when he’s in a compromising position. A chase ends up revealing several secrets about why Rylan left, why she never called or came back and why she’s in Hunters Creek now. Each of them only makes Maverick feel worse and even more determined to prove to her that he’s the man for her and that she can rely on him for anything, even removing the evil in her life. Rylan tries not to fall for Maverick, but she can't help herself. After one perfect night with him, she knows they need to talk, only fate has other ideas. A supposedly quick trip out of town turns into a year and a nightmare. A nightmare that won’t let her go. In desperation, she returns to Hunters Creek just to get breathing space. She doesn’t intend to see Maverick, but again, fate has another plan. As she is caught and has to confess what happened and why she’s there, she finds that her love for Maverick hasn’t died. She’ll never love a man again like she loves him. Only can he truly love her knowing what he does now? And even if he can, will she ever be free to love him and have a life with him? Leave it up to Maverick and the Warriors to make sure Maverick’s Kitten is home for good.