Timberline's Test

She's got five hundred acres, a bolt-action rifle, and no intention of asking anyone for help.

Greer Donnelly inherited her father's Northern Hills timber and hunting-lease land, and she's held it alone ever since — walking every property line, running every harvest, answering to no one. Her name is on the deed, her rifle is on the wall, and the only thing she needs from the outside world is for it to stay the hell off her ground.

Then she finds a drug operation dug into her backcountry, armed men walking her game trails like they own them, and chemical poison running into the spring her father drank from his whole life. Greer can move through those woods quieter than anyone alive, but she can't clear an armed crew alone — and the Deadwood Hangmen MC just decided her land is on their territory.

Timberline doesn't talk much. But when he pulls over on a dark road and finds one woman facing down two armed strangers alone, he's done driving past.

The Hangmen's enforcer knows timber country and he knows a fight worth having, and the raw-boned woman with the bad ankle and the steady aim is both. She doesn't want his protection. She doesn't want his club. She sure as hell doesn't want the quiet, possessive way he watches her like she's already his.

Too bad. She is.

But the closer the war pushes them together — into his compound, into his bed, into a campaign to take back her father's land draw by draw — the harder it gets to tell where her fight ends and his claiming begins. Because Timberline doesn't just want to clear her woods.

He wants her. All of her. And he's not a man who walks away from what's his.

TIMBERLINE'S TEST is book 10 in the Deadwood Hangmen MC Series. No cliffhanger. HEA guaranteed.