Ethan "Ozzie" Sykes has long been the guy who kept everything light within BKI, as long as you were an 80's music fan. Now he's stuck behind while the rest of the crew runs missions, waiting for his injury to heal, and he's not happy about it. He's also been tasked with keeping an eye on reporter Samantha Tate. 
 Samantha has been trying to get the scoop on BKI for years. She's sure there is more to the motorcycle shop than there appears. A new lead has her looking once more at the shop for nefarious acts, only this time she might be closer to danger than she anticipated. 
 Samantha is a good reporter, and this time her search for information has landed her in hot water. She has a hard time believing that the men she has spent so much time around are into the things she has heard, and for the first time she isn't sure who to trust. 
 Ozzie's interest in the pretty reporter has been sidelined, because having a reporter in the shop is a bad idea. But when she finds herself in real danger, he has little choice but to keep her close, but keep her distracted. Too bad that distraction is as much for him as it is for her. 
 These two were so much fun to read. Ozzie is not happy at being left back at headquarters. But watching him skate around Samantha and try to get her to trust him again was just so entertaining. He has a way about him that makes it difficult to take things too seriously, even when danger is high. 
 As the twists and turns in this story were revealed, I couldn't help but be pulled back into the BKI world. I loved watching Ozzie and Christian try to figure out how to handle the threats while keeping Samantha in the dark, and loved Ozzie's self-realization about the feelings he had for Samantha. There isn't a lot of outside play from the other members of BKI, but the wives are present to watch (and razz) Ozzie as he tries to keep a lid on things around Samantha. Though the danger was high throughout, there was a lightness here that isn't always in these books, and I think it is solely due to Ozzie's normally light hearted self. 
 I was gifted a copy in exchange for an honest review.