The Road Captain’s Witness

Mara Quinn was supposed to inspect a wreck, write the report, and leave Iron Mile Recovery before the club’s morning tow calls started. Then the tow inventory did not match the property bag. The missing item was a helmet camera from a fatal charity ride. The approved route said the dead rider never should have been on Cinder Road. The inventory line carried the same old claim code as Mara’s father’s death file. Calder Reyes, Iron Mile MC’s treasurer and acting road captain, signed the clean route before someone changed it. If Mara’s report goes against the club, Iron Mile can lose its county tow contract, its legal business, and the wages that keep half its families afloat. If Calder hides the old ledger, he becomes another man deciding how much truth Mara is allowed to survive. She has evidence the club cannot afford. He has records that can explain the family wound she was told to stop asking about. Between them are a missing camera, a sealed injury ledger, a salvage broker who knows where old bodies are buried in paperwork, and a county deputy who keeps arriving too early. — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: The Road Captain’s Witness — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠