Griffin by Paula Cox

Had the privilege of reading an ARC copy. Paula blows the MC out of the water again. Griffin lost his mentor and father figure in a meaningless drive-by shooting, or was it? The club has a funeral to plan and to try to find the murderer or murderers. During the funeral, Griffin stands in the background to try to watch for unknown faces and unusual activity, but he never expects to see the most beautiful women he has ever seen standing at the grave site.
Natasha lost her father years ago when her mother left him. He found more family in the MC than he did in her and their daughter. But when Natasha gets the news that her father has been killed, no matter how much she doesn't want to; she has to go to his funeral and pay her respects. He was her father after all. While standing paying her respect she sees a gorgeous man she has ever seen, standing next to a tree away from the rest of the grieving people. Then all hell breaks loose and the gunman is aiming at her. Why?
Griffin saves her from the shooter and rushes her away to safety. Neither of them can deny the ultimate attraction they both feel, but neither knows who the other is, for sure. The attraction is too strong and they end up falling into each other's arms. They fall hard and fast, but trouble keeps following them and they both find out their main thoughts are to find out who killed the president of the club. Griffin figures out Natasha is his mentor's daughter and has to figure out how he should handle this. Trouble keeps finding them, but their love keeps growing stronger and stronger and neither of them can deny it.