Causeway's Conflict

Renee Trahant drove Army convoys through ambush country and came home with a Bronze Star, a busted knee, and sixty acres of St. Bernard Parish dirt her grandfather left her because she loved it as much as he did. She turned his sugarcane into a craft distillery and put his name on every bottle. Then a smiling parish kingpin decided her bayou frontage was the missing piece of his drug pipeline — and burned her equipment shed to open the negotiation.

She's already tried the sheriff. The fire chief. The insurance man. Every one of them cashes Marchand checks.

So she stops asking.

Causeway has mapped every levee road, shell cut, and bayou shortcut between New Orleans and the Gulf — the Bourbon Street Devils' road captain can get anything anywhere without ever touching a road the law can watch. He lost everything once to a storm he couldn't outrun, and he's planned for every contingency since. He didn't plan for a rum distiller with a shotgun and zero patience for a man who won't shut up.

She out-drives him. She out-argues him. She holds her own ground with buckshot before he can get there.

And when Phillip Marchand cuts her brake lines on a road the Devils depend on, her problem becomes club business — and the most feared club in New Orleans rides into the eastern parishes to end a family that's owned them for seventy years.

He claims territory by blood and by patience. She claims her own by cane juice, copper, and a spine that doesn't bend. Together they're about to teach a man in a pressed shirt what happens when he reaches onto the wrong sixty acres.

Book 3 in the Bourbon Street Devils MC Romance series. HEA guaranteed.