Maul's Deliverance

She told two armed strangers she didn't discuss her guests. Then the biggest man she'd ever seen walked out of her kitchen and put one of them through a wall.

Rosalind Teague has run the Highway Rest Motel alone for seven years — fourteen rooms on an empty highway, no backup, no complaints. When a scared man checks in under a fake name and two men with a photograph come looking for him, she does what she's always done: stands behind her counter and says no. She doesn't expect the outlaw biker drinking coffee in her kitchen to have a problem with someone putting hands on her. She doesn't expect him to stay.

Maul is the Sergeant at Arms of the Backwoods Gravediggers MC — the man the club sends when the answer needs to be delivered in person. He came in off the highway for coffee. He stayed because a woman with reading glasses and a backbone made of rebar told two armed men to get out of her motel, and something in him decided she was his before his brain caught up.

Now a cross-border smuggling outfit is hunting their missing driver through Gravedigger country, and the only thing between their crew and the man hiding in her back room is a motel manager who won't hand over a guest and the MC enforcer who's done pretending he's just here for the coffee.

She's not club. She's not asking to be saved. But she's on his highway, in his country, and nobody touches what's on his ground.

Maul's Deliverance is a full-length standalone MC romance. No cliffhanger. HEA guaranteed. This is book 4 in the Backwoods Gravediggers MC series.