Hollow's Deliverance

She photographed the dead. He made sure they stayed buried.

Kira Langston came to the desert for the silence. Five years of photographing ghost towns and abandoned mines gave her a life she understood—empty places, beautiful light, and no one close enough to leave. Then she pointed her camera at the wrong chemical pit and captured evidence of a body disposal operation that's been running under the sand for a decade.

Now three men have destroyed her studio, and they're coming back for the only copy she kept.

Hollow has spent eleven years stripping abandoned buildings across Death Valley—copper from dead mines, hardware from ghost towns, value from places everyone else forgot. He knows every empty structure in the territory because he's walked through all of them. When his president sends him to extract a photographer who stumbled into a murder site, Hollow expects a simple rescue.

He doesn't expect a woman who photographs emptiness the way he lives in it—steady-eyed, unflinching, finding beauty in what everyone else abandoned.

With a disposal crew hunting her evidence and a network of desert graves unraveling around them, Hollow drags Kira into the protection of the Death Valley Demons. But keeping her alive means keeping her close—and keeping her close means confronting the fact that the woman behind the camera sees straight through every wall he's built.

In the Mojave, the empty places hold the worst secrets. Kira has the proof. Hollow has the violence. And the men who bury bodies in the desert are about to learn that some things refuse to stay buried.

Hollow's Deliverance is Book 14 in the Death Valley Demons MC series. No cliffhanger. HEA guaranteed.