Beacon

He saves everyone. She saves herself. Neither one of them is ready for what happens next.

Beacon — former Coast Guard rescue swimmer turned Mother Road Renegades MC enforcer — has spent his whole life pulling people out of the dark. On the water, on the road, in the club. It's reflex, not choice. When a bail recovery agent rolls into Tulsa dragging a fugitive skip and a target on her back, the reflex kicks hard. The woman doesn't want saving. He can't stop anyway.

Danielle Cutter works the Route 66 corridor alone, hunting skips for a living and trusting no one to watch her back. She's fast, she's smart, and she doesn't stay anywhere long enough to need a man with possessive hands and a hero complex. But the skip she hauled in was bait in a fugitive pipeline that's bleeding through the Renegades' territory, and the pipeline's architect wants her in the ground for pulling the thread.

Beacon has terms. The club comes first. The threat dies before it reaches her. And she stays close — not because she can't handle herself, but because the man who spent thirty years saving strangers finally found the one person he's saving for himself.

Danielle has terms of her own. She fights beside him, not behind him. She drives her own car. And if he calls her "baby" during a firefight one more time, she's leaving him on the shoulder of the Mother Road with his bike and his pride.

As a dead man's pipeline unravels and the bodies stack up along the alignment, Beacon and Danielle discover that the most dangerous thing on Route 66 isn't the man hunting her. It's what happens when a woman who never stays meets a man who never lets go.

Book 16 in the Mother Road Renegades MC series. Guaranteed HEA. No cliffhangers. No cheating.