Sherlock holds the position of intelligence officer in the Night Gang MK Southern California. His job is to find and store information, protecting the boundaries of the club's territory from all enemies, and he must know them all by sight. He manages his life in exactly the same way, dividing it with special care into club and personal, as if drawing invisible boundaries between them, in no way wanting to share details with either side. But lately, as his brothers, one by one, have settled down and become family men, he begins to feel the emptiness and loneliness trapped between these two boundaries. He desperately longs for someone to need him. It's about him, not his professional skills. Sadie rebuilds her life after publicly breaking down and revealing years of secrets. In small steps, she learns to trust herself and those around her, learns to live in a world without the “support” that she used for a long time to isolate herself from everything. Her life, without exaggeration, is a daily struggle, but the girl tries to cope with all the difficulties one by one. They meet when Sadie needs help. When she literally throws herself into Sherlock’s arms with a plea for salvation, and he helps the strange, crazy girl, without doubting for a second his decision. As her savior, Sherlock feels responsible for her. And for him, this feeling becomes a powerful temptation. The relationship between them is not so simple: Sadie is afraid of needing someone, ashamed of appearing needy, worried about what the situation might lead to if she trusts someone enough to destroy the fortress walls around him. But Sherlock is determined and patient. He's a good guy and finds someone who understands him without words and needs what he has to give. And he has no plans to let her go. Note: the book contains explicit sex scenes and violence.