This biker’s life was turned upside down by the daughter he never knew he had, but in the best way possible.

Knight’s life completely changes when he discovers he has a daughter, a sweet toddler named Cara. The months he has spent learning to be a dad and forming a relationship with her have been bumpy, but worth it. His love for Cara and his club is unbreakable. The only thing missing from his life is female companionship, the permanent kind, not the transient kind he can get every night of the week in the clubhouse. However, he doubts he’ll ever find that, so he accepts his daughter and club are his priorities, not his love life.

Then, one day, a new club endeavor brings a woman to his notice. However, Knight gets the wrong idea from a gesture she makes, and he has harsh words with her, sending her fleeing. When Knight discovers he was wrong about Natalya’s motives, he insists on making things right. And making it right means he protects her, even if she refuses to tell him or his club who hurt her.

Natalya seemingly has it all. Her father is extremely wealthy, and she can live a life of leisure and have anything she desires. It’s what everyone thinks, including Knight. If only her life was as rosy as everyone believes. Her run-in with Knight leads to more interactions with him and his club, despite her pushing them away. It’s not safe for Natalya or the MC to keep associating.

When the Pagans find Natalya hurt and in danger, they insist that she accept their help. That move puts her in Knight’s sights daily since he’s a part of her security detail. As they get to know each other and she forgives his earlier assumption about her, the two of them and Cara become a family in the making.

Only there’s more than one person with their own agenda, each wanting Natalya for their own reasons. Knight and the Pagans have more than one battle to win in order to eliminate the monsters trying to destroy Natalya.

The end goal is for Knight to have his daughter and his Bright Eyes forever. No matter if it means destroying an existing family.