Redline's Justice

She put soldiers back together. He couldn't fix the system that broke them.

Aniyah Cross left Walter Reed after six years of rebuilding wounded soldiers for a machine that kept sending them back. Now she treats veterans near Carson with steady hands and no paperwork. When her most loyal client turns up dead from an overdose she knows is a lie—because she had her hands on his body every week and he was clean—the men responsible show up and tell her to forget what she knows.

Redline didn't leave the Army by choice. The former MP reported the wrong officer, did the right thing, and got pushed out. Now he's Battle Born's fastest-moving enforcer—quick grin, quicker fists, and the fury of a man who trusted justice and got burned. When he meets a therapist with Walter Reed calm and fire in her eyes, the mission stops being about a pill mill.

It becomes about a promise to a dead veteran.

Aniyah doesn't need a man who runs so fast he never feels what's behind him. She needs someone willing to be still. And Redline hasn't stopped moving since the system threw him out.

But the men running pills through clinic fronts are killing veterans and calling it overdose. And Redline won't stop until the operation that murdered her client is dismantled and every man who sold death in a prescription bottle pays for it.

Redline's Justice is book 17 in the Battle Born MC series. Guaranteed HEA, no cheating, no cliffhangers.