Roughneck's Justice

She saved the wrong man's life. Now a crime syndicate wants her dead.

Carmen Reynaldo has spent ten years in the ER keeping people alive—even the ones who don't deserve it. When a dying syndicate associate talks under sedation, she becomes a loose end. Two months of surveillance. Photos of her sister. The message is clear: witnesses don't survive Victor Slade.

He came back from six years of exile with nothing but his bike and his regret.

Shane "Roughneck" Erikson left the Black Hills Riders when his marriage exploded—traded brotherhood for oil rigs and loneliness. Now he's back, trying to earn his place again, when the club sends him to protect a nurse who's running out of options. She's fierce, stubborn, and fighting a war she can't win alone.

Too bad she doesn't think she needs saving.

What starts as club business becomes something neither expected. But Slade has eliminated seven witnesses without a trace, and Carmen is next on his list. Her career. Her sister. Everything she's built is leverage for a man who makes problems disappear.

In the Black Hills, the club protects its own. And Roughneck is about to show a syndicate fixer what happens when you hunt something that belongs to him.

This book was previously published under a different pen name.