Former outlaw biker Arthur “Deuce” Donahue and guardian angel Lady Sophia are riding through the night toward Jake Olson’s Montana horse ranch, hoping to get there before the bad guys do. They’re in Arthur’s old pickup truck, which is good because there’s a rainstorm going on but bad because the truck tops out at fifty-five miles an hour and they’re trying to catch methed-up bikers on Harleys. Even so, Lady Sophia periodically glances at the speedometer while standing with her front paws on Arthur’s right thigh, looking out at the road. She has taken on the form of a small dog, in order to be less conspicuous, but still has her usual powers of being able to communicate telepathically and dish out killer headaches. Those skills, however, might not be enough for what they’re up against. Arthur overheard a plot against Jake’s family, but couldn’t find him in Sturgis. No one answered the phone at Jake’s ranch, and they couldn’t call the police because of Arthur’s criminal record, so they left a note for Jake on the front door of the house that he and his friends rented while they’re in Sturgis, South Dakota for the motorcycle rally. But the note blew away in the storm. There’ll be no backup. 

Second stand-alone novel in the series.