Eastley Davenport was never the same after armed gunmen turned the emergency room where she worked into a bloodbath. She never thought she would be in that position. She thought that as a nurse in a crime-ridden city, she could handle anything that was thrown at her. That night proved she was wrong.

Quentin Bishop is a quiet dude who prefers to observe life rather than talk about it. After the loss of his wife, he's become even more introverted, throwing himself into his work and his routines. The one thing he managed to do—barely—was hold onto his membership in Braveheart Brotherhood Inc. Motorcycle Club. Quentin agreed to keep his membership, but only after giving up his position as Road Captain to become the Chaplain.

When Eastley asks if she can move into his guest bedroom for the opportunity to heal in peace and quiet, he doesn't think twice. He's known her since they were kids. Besides, since the loss of his wife, women don't really interest him.

But when Eastley moves in, desires that have been dormant for three years suddenly rise from the ashes. The heart he thought had stopped beating is suddenly thumping in his chest at the sight and smell of her. And the sound of her voice? It causes stirrings in areas he thought were dead.

Can two people who have lost so much find restoration in each other?