Jagger’s Justice

When the system fails, brotherhood and justice collide in the most dangerous way possible. Shadow Riders treasurer Jagger Montgomery lives by numbers, logic, and mathematical precision. Emotions are variables he can't control—until former prosecutor Harper Cole walks into his world and changes everything about how he calculates risk, trust, and the price of justice. When club weapons specialist Dice is arrested on fabricated charges, Jagger knows they're facing more than simple prosecution. The evidence is too perfect, the timeline too convenient, and the federal resources deployed against a single motorcycle club member suggest systematic targeting that threatens everything the Shadow Riders have built. Harper Cole left the prosecutor's office when she discovered corruption, trading career security for the right to fight for justice—even when justice means defending the kind of men society assumes are guilty. Taking on the Shadow Riders case should be straightforward legal work, but nothing about Jagger Montgomery fits her expectations of motorcycle club members. Brilliant, disciplined, and dangerously attractive, Jagger approaches their defense strategy with the same analytical precision he brings to protecting the club's finances. But as they uncover evidence of a conspiracy reaching from local police to federal agencies, Harper realizes they're not just fighting for Dice's freedom—they're battling systematic corruption designed to destroy anyone who threatens the profitable chaos that feeds on community dysfunction. When professional collaboration becomes personal connection, Harper and Jagger must navigate attraction that could compromise their case while exposing enemies willing to fabricate evidence, intimidate witnesses, and destroy careers to protect their interests. With surveillance closing in and ethics complaints targeting Harper's license, they're running out of time to prove that sometimes the most dangerous criminals wear badges instead of cuts. In Coastal Edge, justice isn't blind—it's been bought and paid for. But some partnerships are worth fighting for, even when the system is rigged against you.