Flatiron's Rampage

She filled every room she entered. He hadn't spoken a full sentence in years.

Nadia Okonkwo built Lagos Express from a borrowed truck, her grandmother's recipes, and three years of eighteen-hour days. First-generation American, loud, warm, and parked exactly where her permit says she belongs. When a street gang tells her the corner is taken and overturns her prep tables with children in line, she cleans the mess and parks in the same spot the next morning.

Flatiron doesn't talk about what happened in the 101st. Two of his men died from friendly fire, the Army buried the truth, and he spent two years in a bottle before a buddy dragged him to Colorado. Now he's Battle Born's grimmest enforcer—knife scar from ear to collarbone, face like a closed door, sentences that never clear three words. When he orders jollof rice and meets a woman whose warmth could fill the whole mountain, something behind the closed door cracks.

Nadia doesn't need a man who speaks in silence. She needs one who shows up. And Flatiron has never once failed to show up.

But the gang that wants her corner runs on fear, and the first person who isn't afraid breaks their entire operation. And Flatiron won't stop until every man who threatened a woman over a parking spot is gone and the corner belongs to the cook who refused to leave it.

Flatiron's Rampage is book 18 in the Battle Born MC series. Guaranteed HEA, no cheating, no cliffhangers.