Hollow

She drove past three trucks and a dead man on a back road at midnight. She should have kept driving. She did. But Emmett Rausch saw her face through the windshield, and now the most dangerous man in four counties knows her name.

June Macy runs an apple press in a valley the state forgot. She doesn't ask for help, doesn't miss a season, and doesn't scare. When Rausch sends men to buy her silence and she tells them where to put their money, she finds out what happens to women who say no to men who don't hear it.

Hollow hasn't let his hands shake in fourteen years — not once, not underground setting bolts in rock that wanted to kill him, not in eleven years holding the Bone Orchard MC steady as its vice president. Then he walks into a press house and finds a woman with a barrel hook in her fist and her chin up, standing exactly where he left her while two men bleed on her dock. His hands haven't stopped shaking since.

When Rausch's operation closes in — men at her door, a rock through her window, a threat delivered at her own kitchen table — the club pulls June behind its walls. But June Macy doesn't get kept. She gets loud. She feeds every brother in the compound, moves her entire operation onto club ground, walks into church and takes territory from the table, and draws a house from memory that puts fourteen men exactly where she says they'll be.

Hollow will burn down everything Emmett Rausch has built to keep her. And June will stand in the ashes with cider on her hands and her chin up, because she has never once in her life let anything stop a season.

Dangerous men. Explosive action. A brotherhood forged in blood. And a love story that hits like a fist and holds on like a vow.

Hollow is book 2 in the Bone Orchard MC series. No cliffhanger. No cheating. HEA guaranteed.