Tombstone

She wrote four plate numbers on the back of a diner ticket. He killed the first man who came for her before dawn.

Lacey Doran has run the overnight counter at the Dutch Oven for five years on a stretch of four-lane nobody else watches. When she sees a crew stripping copper out of a substation at four in the morning, she does what she's always done — writes it down and waits for somebody to care. Nobody does. Except the men who own the copper.

Tombstone rides last in the Bone Orchard MC. Tail gunner. He counts every bike at every stop and doesn't leave until the last man is accounted for. He's been eating at Lacey's counter for three months, watching her work from the end stool, and he hasn't said more than six words to her. Then an envelope full of cash lands on her counter and three men put her in the gravel behind her own dumpster, and the man who rides last is the first one off his bike.

When the operation behind the copper theft decides Lacey knows too much to leave breathing, the Bone Orchard steps between them. But Tombstone isn't just protecting club territory. He's claiming the woman who threw the envelope back before she ever knew his name — and he'll put every man Wendell Craft sends into the ground to keep her.

Dangerous men. Explosive action. A brotherhood forged in blood. And a love story that hits like a fist and holds on like a vow.

Tombstone is book 6 in the Bone Orchard MC series. No cliffhanger. No cheating. HEA guaranteed.