Rock Point: HWY 550 Book 3

Special Agent Luna Roosberg's job is her life. She doesn't need a personal life when her work is so rewarding. When a new case sends her to investigate a local motorcycle club, she has to cover as the president's new flavor of the week, and the lines between professional and personal start to blur quickly.

Although the Arrow's Edge MC stays mostly on the right side of the law since Ouray took the gavel, the appearance of the feds at their gate can still rattle his cage. When a string of robberies points squarely in Ouray's direction, he's forced to cooperate and put the blonde, prim and proper half-pint on the back of his bike.

With pressure mounting both in and outside the club, Ouray no longer knows who he can trust, except the woman who is shaking up his life and stirring his blood.

The investigation takes Luna deep into the club's world, and she finds herself drawn to Ouray's raw power and charisma. As they work together to uncover the truth, the undeniable attraction between them grows stronger, and they struggle to keep their professional boundaries intact.

Ouray is a man of many layers, and Luna is determined to peel them back one by one. He's not the outlaw he appears to be on the surface, and Luna can't help but be intrigued by the complex man behind the tough biker persona.

As the case heats up, so does the tension between them. They're both fighting to maintain control, but the pull of their growing bond is becoming harder and harder to resist.

With the stakes high and the danger escalating, Luna and Ouray must put aside their personal feelings and focus on the investigation. But the more time they spend together, the more they realize that what's happening between them is anything but professional.

As they race to uncover the truth and stop the robberies, Luna and Ouray find themselves caught in a web of deception, betrayal, and a passion that threatens to consume them both. Can they navigate the treacherous waters of their investigation and their growing feelings, or will the lines between work and personal life become too blurred to untangle?

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