Wraith's Awakening

She saw something she shouldn't. Now professional killers want her dead.

Brooke Callahan built her life around solitude. Three years in her father's cabin, photographing wildlife, needing no one. When her camera captures men burying a body in the Cascades, that peaceful existence shatters. The killers who come for her are methodical. Patient. And they won't stop.

Then a quiet stranger in a diner says one word—run—and everything changes.

He's been a ghost for years. Now he's found something worth haunting.

Karl "Wraith" Ralston spent a decade as a Ranger sniper, the eyes in the dark. When his spotter died in his arms, he stopped trusting himself with anyone's safety. Alone is safer. Alone means when he fails, only he pays.

Then a terrified woman walks into his diner, and every instinct roars back to life. She's being hunted. And Wraith discovers he's done being invisible when someone finally makes him want to be seen.

The contractor has money and trained killers. Wraith has a rifle and rage.

Curtis Brennan built an empire making problems disappear. The photographer with her damning evidence is just another loose end. He doesn't expect combat veterans who answer threats with devastating precision.

When Brennan's operators assault the MC compound, the Rangers respond with violence. And Wraith discovers that protecting Brooke isn't club business anymore. It's personal. It's primal. It's the first thing that's made him feel alive in years.