In the small town of Seward, Alaska, Charlene Dixon wanted to follow in her father’s footsteps and be a part of the Nanuq Shila motorcycle club; the only downside was the ‘No Old Ladies’ rule. The antiquated rule amused her, but she respected it just the same and it never stopped her from taking a ride around the peninsula on her Ducati, her pride and joy and admiring the men from afar; which was her father’s rule. It was a small town and the men were slim pickings.

When her father, Tyler, is laid up from a hunting injury, he’s left the Vice President, Dallas Marquez, in charge to hold down the fort. Dallas is young, most thought much too young to run a motorcycle club and the inner workings of a skirmish with the Black Aklark club, led by former Marine, Kennedy Townshend, was proof of Dallas’s inexperience.

When Kennedy challenges Tyler to come out of hiding, her father is up for the challenge, but Charlene begs to differ and alters her appearance to step in for him as Charlie Dixon, her cousin and only male close-living relative. However, she never took into consideration the lies, treachery and violence that happens within the clubs.

Will Charlene learn she made a huge mistake in taking her father’s place?

Will her fondness of Dallas foil her plans to overthrow Kennedy for her father’s honor?