Colors and Cowardice: A High Angst Infidelity Motorcycle Club Romance (Paradise MC Book 4)

He spent two months choosing someone else. Now the whole club chooses for him.

Beau Tanner used to say we were his whole life. Four years married, cold and quiet, I told myself worn-in wasn't the same as broken.

Then I go up on my toes for a goodbye kiss and get sideswiped by a stranger's perfume, sharp and wrong on his collar, before I even let myself understand why.

Two months. That's how long he's been paying for someone else with cash he didn't have — and when I finally corner him with nothing but my own instincts and weeks of half-noticed wrongness, he doesn't even manage to lie about it.

What he doesn't know is the club's already circling for a different reason. Money gone from the shop books. A rival crew clocking the shortfall. A lie told straight to our president's face to cover it all up.

Paradise MC doesn't strip a man's patch for cheating on his old lady. It strips it for selling out his own family to keep the cheating quiet.

I get a front-row seat to watching him choose himself, one more time, right up until the whole club decides for him.

And there's a quiet, patient man who's been watching from a careful distance for longer than I ever noticed — finally close enough now that I have to decide what I actually want, once the choosing is only mine to do.

Perfect for readers who love: biker romance, infidelity discovered by instinct, club justice, quietly-in-love best friend hero, small-town MC, dual POV romance, no redemption for the cheater