Stampede's Sacrifice

She escaped her husband's fists. Now his hired killers want her silenced.

Ivy Sorrenson spent four years documenting every bruise her senator husband gave her. When she finally walked away, she thought the nightmare was over. But Nathan Cross is running for Congress, and the evidence she's hiding could destroy everything he's built. Two months of surveillance. Men following her everywhere. The message is clear: loose ends don't survive campaign season.

He traded rodeo glory for outlaw brotherhood and never looked back.

Cody "Stampede" Bridger knows what happens when no one steps up for women in danger—his sister nearly died learning that lesson. When he spots a terrified woman at a gas station with a sedan full of contractors watching her, he doesn't think. He acts. She's fierce, traumatized, and fighting a war against a man with unlimited resources.

Too bad the senator has no idea what he's just started.

What begins as protection becomes possession. But Cross has a six-man security team, a fixer who plans violence like campaign events, and a sadist who photographs his victims before he destroys them. Ivy's studio. Her freedom. Her life. Everything is leverage for a politician who's never been told no.

In the Black Hills, the club handles problems with violence, not negotiation. And Stampede is about to show a senator what happens when you hunt what belongs to him.

This book was previously published under a different pen name.