The Player by Amelia Shea

A fresh start is exactly what Ivy Collins has in mind when she packs up her truck and makes her move to Ghosttown. The ambitious twenty-five-year-old artist can’t wait to launch her new life, enhance her successful career, rekindle her relationship with her estranged grandfather, and settle into small-town life. Her initiation comes in the form of a vehicle accident, where she almost takes out one of Ghosttown’s own. It’s not the best first impression, and the situation only gets worse when the town finds out she’s the granddaughter of their most despised resident.

Caleb “Dobbs” Dobson has come into his own, living his best life as the last remaining bachelor of the Ghosttown Riders Motorcycle Club. A loyal and devoted brother to the club and their women, he’s found peace in the little town among his MC family. He may have his share of regrets, but Dobbs is content to settle into bachelorhood. That is until he clashes head on with a moving truck that nearly ends his life on a blind curve just outside town. Dobbs is out for blood until he gets a look at the incompetent driver. He doesn’t know whether to strangle her or drag her back to his bed.

Things get even more complicated when Ivy’s seedy past raises its head, shining a light on her connection to the club’s most dangerous enemy. An unforgiving and unwelcoming town, a near death experience, and a perilous secret turns what could have been an idyllic life in Ghosttown into an obstacle course. With possibly deadly consequences.