Angela Quinn is a thirty-eight-year-old Harley-riding exotic dancer with one final chance through Adult Drug Court to avoid a lengthy prison sentence for cocaine possession. After losing her job and Family Services placing her daughter in foster care, Angie is near the end of her rope.

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Jay Connelly is a bail bondsman about to lose his business because of a skip worth a hundred grand, a man wanted for his connection to the murder of a dancer known as Sweet Sue. Jay contacts Angie because the skip is also a Harley rider, with ties to a motorcycle club that Angie’s father once belonged to. For Angie, the reward for the skip’s capture is an opportunity to keep the creditors at bay until she can find full-time employment—assuming she can locate him before the men behind Sue’s murder do.

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Homicide Detective Mason Fowler is also working the Sue Sweeten murder, although he doesn’t initially realize it. Mase’s investigation unfolds after the discovery of a John Doe in one of the city’s storm tunnels. Eventually, the trail will lead to several additional murders, a corrupt cop, and a tie-in to a casino manager’s efforts to influence the Nevada Gaming Commission—all connected to the Sweeten murder. It will likewise reunite him with an ex-lover, Angela Quinn.