LEATHER, CHROME, AND GOOD MANNERS: A Brody Morgan Saga

Deputy Brody Morgan has ridden unfamiliar roads all his life-war-zone convoys, desert patrols, and the lonely highways of counties that never make the news. But nothing on any map prepares him for the Wuthering Inn, a roadhouse hidden six miles past a dead quarry road, glowing warm light into cold forest darkness.A vague noise complaint sends him there. A thin welfare check keeps him from leaving. And what he finds inside is not human in any way that matters.The motorcycles in the gravel lot are immaculate-too immaculate, untouched by miles, identical in wear as if they've never truly been ridden. The bikers inside move with rehearsed precision, their conversations pitched at a strange, polite hush. And the proprietor, Riley, speaks with a courtesy that feels assembled rather than lived, a man whose voice carries no region, no history, no past.Brody has seen strange things before. He carries a reputation for it. But the Wuthering Inn is something else entirely: a place built as a façade, staffed by people who aren't people, hiding a purpose that has nothing to do with beer, leather, or the open road.When the truth finally shows itself, Brody discovers he's not dealing with a criminal enterprise or a cult. He's dealing with visitors-and the Inn is their hunting ground.Leather, Chrome, and Good Manners is a tense, atmospheric alien-abduction thriller that blends law-enforcement grit with eerie extraterrestrial suspense.