Copper's Deliverance

Willa Fontenot built her shop from grief. She buried her mother at twenty-four, spent the insurance money on a storefront lease, and turned twelve years of estate sales into the most honest business on Dauphine Street. Then a soft-spoken thief decided her block belonged to his pipeline — and sent men to brick her windows and burn everything she'd built.

She's already tried the cops. The alarm company. Saying no. When the polite options run out, Willa doesn't fold.

She finds harder men.

Copper has bled for the Bourbon Street Devils since the day he rode into New Orleans with nothing but a duffel and four dead men's names. He's the brother they send when something needs to stop working permanently — quiet, patient, lethal. He doesn't do rescue. But the stubborn shop owner who won't be handled, won't be bought, and won't stay behind a locked door is the first thing in five years to quiet the names he carries.

She's exactly the kind of trouble a dangerous man can't walk away from.

Savoy wants her storefront. Copper wants her. And when the fencing crew torches the last thing tying Willa to her mother, the most feared club in the city takes the whole operation apart — one severed line at a time.

He claims his ground with brutal precision and a welder's patience. She claims hers with a spine of steel and a stranger's blood on her keys. Together they're about to teach a man who treats murder like a ledger what happens when he reaches into the wrong neighborhood.

Book 12 in the Bourbon Street Devils MC Romance series. HEA guaranteed.