Compass's Claim

She had forty acres and a shotgun. He had a motorcycle club and a vow to destroy anyone who threatened what was his.

Natalie Morgan inherited her grandmother's land and sixty years of Whitfield enemies. Three months of cut fences, torched barns, and threatening notes have made one thing clear: the richest family in the county wants her gone, and they don't care if she leaves breathing or not.

He's the Road Captain of the Black Hills Riders MC. And he's about to make her survival his personal mission.

Dylan "Compass" Carter knows every curve in the Black Hills—and every kind of predator that hunts in them. When he finds Natalie holding off armed men with nothing but her grandmother's twelve-gauge, something clicks into place. She's not asking for a hero. She's too stubborn for that.

Too bad he's not giving her a choice.

What starts as club protection becomes something neither of them expected—an attraction that ignites every time they're in the same room and a claiming neither of them can resist. But Harrison Whitfield has been destroying families for three generations, and he's willing to slaughter everything Natalie loves to take what he wants.

Including her.

In the Black Hills, the club handles problems with violence, not negotiation. And Compass is about to show an old-money empire exactly what happens when you threaten something that belongs to him.

This book was previously published under a different pen name.