Bullets and Oaths

The land was supposed to be a quick sale. Bury her grandmother, sign the papers, go back to Nashville. Then Marisol Vance found the letters — and the name of the man her grandmother married when Marisol was eleven and too angry to notice. Wren Callahan is twenty years older than her, road captain of the Vipers, and standing on her porch like he has a right to be there. He says he promised her grandmother he'd keep the land safe until Marisol came home. He says he's been keeping that promise for eight years. But the club has a buyer, the buyer has a torch, and Wren has one favor left to call in. When the barn goes up in flames, Marisol has to decide whether the home she ran from is worth the man who stayed.