Ryan’s life is an isolated and lonely existence as he cares for his chronically ill young daughter. Micah’s life is an eternal battle against his brain. He fortunately has his found family at the tattoo shop who accept him as he is and assist him when needed. It is wonderful having the some of the characters from previous books in the series popping in to help Micah through his spiralling episodes. Circumstances bring the Ryan and Micah together and so begins a roller coaster ride to their HEA as they make the adjustment to being in each other’s lives.
Expect some angst, some heat and lots of feels in this well written instalment of the Iron and Works series.