Ash's Attitude

She watched them kill a man on a logging road. Then she drove herself home in the dark and went to work the next morning.

Colleen Braddock runs a three-truck hauling outfit through the interior of Maine — alone, stubborn, and answering to nobody since her father died. When a hijacking crew starts taxing the freight routes and she witnesses a driver beaten to death on a mountain spur, she doesn't call the sheriff. She keeps driving. She keeps working. She keeps a binder full of plates and timestamps because nobody else is going to do it.

Ash rides tail for the Gravediggers MC — last in the column, eyes on the dark, watching for the thing behind them that the brothers ahead can't see. When ten bikes roll up on a woman fighting off four armed men with a tire iron, he doesn't expect her to look at him like he's just a man on a motorcycle. He doesn't expect her to hand him better intelligence than the club's ever had. And he sure as hell doesn't expect to start parking his bike facing her gate like standing between her and whatever's coming is the only place he wants to be.

Now a stolen freight operation is burning through the interior, and the man running it wants Colleen silent — permanently. The only things standing between her and a shallow grave are a biker who communicates in sentence fragments and the brotherhood that just voted to bleed for her roads.

She's not club. She's not hiding. And she's not parking her trucks for anyone.

Ash's Attitude is a full-length standalone MC romance. No cliffhanger. HEA guaranteed. This is book 6 in the Backwoods Gravediggers MC series.