NAVY: Time Served MC Nomads, Book 7

“When something better comes along, you shouldn’t let it pass you by, but in this case, when something you’ve been dreaming about appears in front of you, take her by the hand and invite her to move into your life.”

Sand, sea, and sunshine are important in Navy’s life. After years in prison, far from his precious beach, he goes home as soon as he can. Surrounded by family and with his club brothers just a phone call away, Navy’s life is great even though there are still plenty of problems around that need to be handled.

Luckily, he has no problem doing that and can’t imagine anything getting in the way of those tasks . . .that is, until he finds the woman he’s been dreaming about for years sleeping on his roof as if waiting for a kiss from her prince.

After ten years away from home and family, Dalisay finds herself at loose ends. The career she had planned was suddenly ripped from her grasp through no fault of her own, so she made her way home to Oceanside, the place that held such fond memories of her childhood. Reconnecting with her best friend was amazing, but their reunion was shorter than she would have liked due to an extended honeymoon her friend had planned previously. Dali was more than happy to stay in her home while she was gone, but she hadn’t planned for that to include falling in love with the man across the hall.

After years of pining away for her best friend’s older brother, Dali finally gets the chance to make him see that she’s not only all grown up but the perfect woman for him. She has come upon a chance to find out if dreams really do come true.

They navigate the twists and turns of a visit from some of his wild and crazy friends and a crew of men threatening Navy and his family. She knows now that she can make it through anything as long as she and Navy wind up together in the end.

Join Cee Bowerman as she brings in some of the Nomads you’ve met before and introduces you to others who live on the West Coast. Enjoy the ride and the love story because there are many yet to come.