Ironhead's Intensity

She carried fifty-pound feed sacks and a twelve-gauge and didn't need a damn thing from anybody. He showed up anyway.

Kate Sorrell doesn't need a motorcycle club. She needs her fuel pump running, her feed deliveries on time, and the man who buried someone on one of his trucks two years ago to forget she exists. But when a disposal kingpin sends four men into her store, the Tombstone MC's quietest brother puts all four on the floor — and doesn't leave.

Ironhand hasn't spoken more than ten words to a woman in three years. He rides down out of the Dragoons every Thursday, fuels up at her pump, and rides back without saying what he came for. Then somebody puts hands on her counter, and the man who held sixteen-hundred-pound horses still with one hand finds out what those hands are actually for.

She won't close her store. He won't let her out of his sight. And the man who wants her erased has been making things disappear for nineteen years without a single failure — until her.

As the violence escalates and the desert closes in, Kate discovers that the most dangerous man in Cochise County is the one who dug her out of the ground with his bare hands — and that the safest place she's ever stood is behind her own counter with his patch on the wall. But claiming the quietest brother in an outlaw MC means accepting a life where the man she loves carries a grief he may never put down, and the only thing harder than his hands is the heart underneath them.

She's going to carry his change out to the fuel island for the rest of her life.

Ironhand's Intensity is Book 12 of the Tombstone MC series. Guaranteed HEA. No cliffhanger.