Talia has a strict code, she only dates good-boys. She thought her fiancé who worked for the prosecutor’s office was one. Unfortunately that dating policy has landed her with a dead fiancé and hiding for her life. She’s working anonymously as a finish carpenter in upstate New York until she can figure out how to permanently get rid of his mob family and satisfy the people he wronged. They all think she’s involved.

Justice has enough problems as the president of the Warriors Motor Cycle Club. He trying to buy a construction company, deal with a manager who’s stealing from a bar the club owns and the Plattsburgh chapter wants him to involve his club in some risky business opportunities. The last thing he needs is to get involved with a curvy carpenter who argues with him every time they meet and can’t hold her liquor. Too bad the idea of having her fills his every thought.

She can’t believe it when she learns that the mother of all bad-boys has bought her rental home. He invades her life, offers her a business proposition too good to be true and wouldn’t stop buying her things. Maybe it’s time to amend her dating code. Unfortunately that change could come with a high price to her and the people she grows to care about.