Wreckage

Some men ride to escape the past. Jack Rourke rides to survive it.

Jack's lost everything that tethered him to the world-his brother, his best friend, and any sense of peace. Now, at twenty-nine, he drinks too much, rides too fast, and takes courier jobs that pay in cash and silence. His bike, Widow, is the only thing that still responds when he screams.

But then there's her-Eve.
She's sharp-eyed, ink-stained, and working dead-end night shifts at a petrol station off the A2. Jack isn't looking to be saved, and Eve isn't trying to save anyone. But when their paths collide, the road begins to bend-pulling them through grief, violence, moments of aching tenderness, and the kind of connection that makes you forget you're broken.

In a city that never sleeps and a past that refuses to stay buried, Jack has to choose: keep running, or risk everything to feel something real-just once.

Before the road runs out.