No Patch, No Claim

Wren Halliday has one thing left — her father's garage, and the debt that came with it. When Kade Rourke rides into Ridgeback with Iron Verdict at his back and an offer for the land, she turns him down with grease on her hands and no apology. He doesn't push. He buys the lot next door, and he stays. Kade is twenty years older, ex-Army, and president of a club that spent a decade burying what Wren's father did. He should walk away. He doesn't. Then the Copper Kings send a message by fire, and Kade claims her in front of the whole table. Wren says yes before she knows the whole story — and the whole story is that he has been protecting her since before they met. She can forgive a lot. She can't forgive being lied to.