Kevin Johnson is a small-for-his-age but otherwise ordinary son of extraordinary parents. Ordinary, that is, until realizing his gift: the ability to prevail in life or death situations. On his first crisis he surprises himself, impresses his girlfriend, and triggers trouble between his parents. Trouble that had been brewing a long time, exposing family secrets that had been kept from him his whole life. Some are things he’s proud of but others, like the Harley-riding grandparents he’d only met once, he’s apparently not supposed to be. That’s why it’s strange when his parents force him to live with those grandparents for the summer. But they turn out to be wonderful people who believe in his ability to carry on the family legacy. They’ve been sworn to secrecy about some of the scandalous things he wants details on, but the girl next door knows all and is willing to tell, providing he agrees to her terms. 

After surviving a bear attack and two lightning strikes—the first one killing him, the second kick-starting his heart—an outlaw biker gets a new lease on life. But no lease is free. From now on he’ll be doing good deeds, and a pint-sized guardian angel is making sure he does. She reads minds, telepathically transmits messages, and dishes out killer headaches. It isn’t long before he is clean and sober, earning an honest living by day and doing those good deeds during his free time. Everything is going smoothly until he overhears a plot against Montana horse rancher Jake Olson’s family. The biker can’t find Jake, so he and his angel take off from Sturgis, South Dakota, riding through the night to Jake’s ranch, not knowing that a foxy grandmother undersheriff and a Native American shaman assassin are heading the same way. Behind them all but coming on fast is Jake Olson, armed with nerve and a .357 Magnum. Saddle-up for this Wild West-like thriller that takes place not in the 1880s, but the 1980s. 

Second stand-alone novel in the series.