His Baby Girl

Silence.

Pure, absolute, silence.

"How do you do that?" Mia kept her eyes locked on his. "How do you make the world go silent when so many have just tried to shove their way into my life? How did you know I needed that?"

"Some submissives just need someone to sit with them and hold that silence for them." He brushed her hair behind her ear. "Everyone cares about you. So, naturally, they're going to worry about you. It's good, because it means they give a shit. But it can be overwhelming and suffocating."

***

When Mia is suddenly faced with the loss of her father, she feels broken, lost, and numb. How was she going to live without her biggest supporter in her life, if he was gone?

Her co-worker had told her about this local dive bar, so she threw on one of her favorite creations, a vibrant cherry red ball gown, and a pair of black Converse, to raise a little hell.

After a few Mai Tais, she decides to climb onto the bar when her favorite song comes on to dance and let go. It isn't until a pair of hands slam down on the bar top, that she is faced with a tattooed, broad-shouldered, older man, with greased back black hair and bright blue eyes staring her down, and he happens to be the owner.

Rhodes is a Nomad biker in the Steel Spiders MC. He's owned the dive bar for years and is rough around the edges. Known by the road name, Boss, and also lovingly called a SoB by many, he has a secret soft side that only those he lets close sees.

However, he also is harboring a secret. He's living on borrowed time.

And if he's living with a ticking timebomb, then she has to equally understand she is too.

His Baby Girl is the eighth and last book of The Secretary Series, a BDSM, D/s, workplace, series between a CEO and his Administrator. This one is Mia's story, where she finds a Daddy Biker Dom who can handle her bratting by giving her as much back. Ash and Josh and Carter and Ari continue their stories as well, until it's wrapped in a pretty bow in the end where everyone learns what family truly means to them. Please, read the trigger warning page. Your mental health matters.