The Mc President's Forgotten Quadruplets

Jericho Slade rules the Steel Pilgrims Motorcycle Club with one rule: nobody leaves him.

Briony Noyes did.

She walked out of his clubhouse one cold night with a secret she never meant to tell. Years later, Jericho walks into a small-town diner for a cup of coffee and stops cold.

Four children sit in a booth. Four pairs of his own gray eyes look back at him.

Briony has raised them alone. She drove a school bus by day and sewed by night, learned to fix a leaking roof and told four little faces that their father was far away. She did not run because she was afraid of him. She ran because of what a man in his own club would do to a woman who knew too much.

Now he knows. And so does everyone else.

Jericho has never begged for anything in his life. He begs for one chance to stay. Briony will not hand over her children, her peace or her heart to a man who let her go without asking why.

But when an old enemy finds out who those four children are, the club is the only thing that can keep them safe.

The president wants his family back. The mother wants him to earn it.

A grumpy biker hero, a mother who owes him nothing, and four little reasons to fight.