A Runaway Bride, Second Chance Biker MC Forbidden Steamy Romance - The Bride Who Rode Away #985855

Three years ago, she ran from the altar.
The only man she trusted was waiting on a motorcycle.
Addie Cross never regretted leaving the wedding that would have trapped her in a life built on obligation instead of love. Walking away cost her everything she thought she wanted, but it gave her the freedom to become one of Austin's most respected civil rights attorneys.
She built a life she was proud of.
A future no one could take away.
The only thing missing was the man she never stopped thinking about.
Beau Harmon, Vice President of the Iron Cross MC, has spent years respecting the distance Addie needed, even when every instinct told him to fight for her. He knows that loving her has never been the hard part.
Convincing her to trust forever again is.
When fate brings them back together, the connection between them is impossible to ignore. Every conversation strips away another layer of the walls they've built. Every shared moment reminds them that some love stories aren't meant to end just because the timing was wrong.
But loving each other has never been the real challenge.
Choosing each other is.
As old wounds resurface and difficult truths demand to be faced, Addie and Beau must decide whether the future they've always wanted is worth risking everything they've spent years rebuilding.
Because second chances don't come twice.
And the next choice they make will change both their lives forever.
Filled with emotional tension, forbidden attraction, slow-burn chemistry, protective alpha biker devotion, heartfelt redemption, mature characters, unwavering loyalty, and a deeply satisfying happily-ever-after, this unforgettable MC romance is perfect for readers who love second chances that have to be earned.
She escaped one future the day she rode away from the altar. But when the truth finally forces them to choose between fear and forever, only one road will lead them home... and the other may cost them the love they've waited years to find.