The Mistress Wore My Patch - A Dark MC Romance of Betrayal, the Other Woman, and a Grovel Romance #995193

I was his old lady for twenty-two years. He spent all of it in nine seconds.
Every wife in that county brought me her trouble. Every brother brought me a contract he couldn't read. I did it for free, on Sundays, because I loved the man whose name was stitched across my back — and because being the one everybody needed was the only way I had ever known how to be loved.
Then I walked into the anniversary run at twenty past three.
There was a woman in my chair.
She was wearing my patch. The one Jaxon Ryder cut and stitched by hand when I was twenty-five — his road name on the outside, my name hidden in the lining where the world would never see it.
And every single person in that clubhouse looked at the floor.
Because they had all known for months.
I didn't scream. I didn't beg. I took off my wedding ring, set it on the bar, and drove out of that gravel lot with the only thing I had left.
Myself.
I was Black Briar's lawyer. My name was on every account, every lease, every filing the state of Tennessee ever cared about. And when I stopped — quietly, in writing, with thirty days' notice underlined by hand so that not one man could claim he hadn't been warned — that club finally found out what I had been worth.
Nobody opened the letters.
Somebody else did.
Now my husband wants me back, and he cannot have me the way he wants me. A private apology cannot repair a public humiliation. If he wants to be heard, he'll stand in the same room that watched him do it and say what he did out loud, in front of every man who helped him — and give up the one thing he has wanted his entire life to do it.
And even then, I get to say no.
A dark MC romance for readers who want a wronged wife who walks and doesn't come crawling back, an older heroine with a spine and a law license, a possessive biker husband taken all the way down to the floor, a public grovel that costs him everything, clubhouse politics and rival MC danger, an other woman written as a human being instead of a villain — and a hard-won HEA delivered entirely on her terms.
If you love betrayal, cold revenge, old lady power, and a man who has to earn a woman back one unglamorous day at a time — start reading.