Ronin by Jeneveir Evans

My name is Jack Ryan Ronin. I am a Chief Petty Officer in the Navy. A SEAL team leader. Well, I was. I had my life planned out. I was dedicating it to my country. Life is funny, it has a way of kicking you in the ass when you least expect it. Like so many of my fellow brothers and sisters who had plans to make the military a lifelong career, my plans went up in smoke in the form of a career ending injury. Now, I am a forty-year-old disabled vet.

During rehab I didn’t reach out to my brothers, I didn’t want to be a burden to them. I let them call me. The first couple months, my former team members called to check on me. That didn’t last long and I had expected that to happen. The guys were busy with training and missions to execute, I was someone who was never going back to the teams.
Everything I knew, everything I’d trained for didn’t easily cross over to civilian life. There weren’t a lot of jobs out there for a highly trained vet with a damaged right leg that wouldn’t let him perform his skills at an acceptable level. I was left unsure what I was going to do with my life.

Then a call from Zane Dillin led me to Arkansas for a visit with my former team member. That one phone call changed my life. I found a place where I could use my skills. A place with a Brotherhood like I had never encountered before in my life, not even with my former SEAL team.
I also found a woman. A woman to whom I was wildly attracted. It was a shame I couldn’t be with her. She didn’t share my values and I wasn’t lowering mine for anyone. Now I had to get her out of my mind, I only wished it wasn’t proving to be so hard.

Note: This book is intended for mature readers 18 years and older. It may include sexual situations, biker slang, strong profane language, sexual assault, abuse, depression, murder and violence.