Havoc

Avery Marsh has three hundred and forty dollars, a dead Mustang, and a bruise under her collar that she is done explaining. She walks into the only lit doorway on a dead stretch of Route 66, a biker bar called Curvy's, and the woman behind the rail looks at her for two seconds and offers her a job.

There is a rule at Curvy's: only curvy women work that floor. Avery is built full and soft, the kind of woman who learned early to take up her space and never apologize for it. Any place that makes being too much the qualification is a place worth staying.

Then she meets Havoc.

Hayes "Havoc" Dunne is the Enforcer of the Horned Wolves MC, the man the club sends when talking is over. He doesn't do soft. He doesn't do second chances. He watches the new bartender haul him off a bridge in the middle of a shootout and decides, all at once and for good, that this one is his. Then he says so in front of the whole county.

But Havoc's club is at war with a rival crew that wants the road, a deputy who wants Avery back, and a secret buried under Curvy's floor that the town killed a man to keep quiet. Loving Havoc means standing in the middle of all of it, and Avery is done being small.

She came here to disappear. She is about to become the reason a whole town decides to stay.

A steamy, dual-POV motorcycle club romance. Curvy heroine, dangerous devoted man, he falls first, and a hard-won happily ever after. Every book in the HORNED WOLVES MC series is a standalone, and the bar is always open.