The Outlaw's Unwanted Bride

Cassidy Whitlow was sold to settle her father's debt.

Not to a bank. To the Black Anvil Riders, and to the man who runs them.

Copper Dray is the president of the club, and he did not ask for a wife. He wants the money, he wants the debt closed, and he wants the quiet little bookkeeper who walked into his clubhouse in church shoes to sign the paper and stay out of his way.

Cassidy signs. She has no choice. But she does not go quietly.

She finds the books they keep and finds the lies inside them. She finds that her father did not lose the money. Someone took it, and someone is still taking it. And the one man who could help her is the man she swore she would never trust.

Copper does not want a bride. He does not want the way she looks at him across a cold kitchen, or the way his brothers have started to listen when she speaks.

He wants her gone before she gets under his skin.

It is already too late.

When the real thief comes for the club, Copper must choose between the life he built and the woman he never wanted.

Unwanted by him. Unafraid of him. Impossible to let go.

A slow burn biker romance with a grumpy outlaw hero, a forced marriage, and a heroine who is smarter than every man in the room.