She'd been fighting alone for six weeks. He was a trucker who'd spent fifteen years running from everything—until she made him want to stay.

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Sadie Mercer inherited her father's stables and a lifetime of stubbornness. When drug runners decided her trails were their new highway, she did what Mercers do—grabbed a rifle and refused to bend. Six weeks of fires, threats, and sleepless nights later, she's running out of options.

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She never expected a biker with highway maps in his head to change everything.

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He's the Black Hills Riders' route master. Patient. Watchful. And completely unprepared for her.

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Derek "Asphalt" Lange spent fifteen years in a truck cab convincing himself that motion was freedom and isolation was a choice. When he finds Sadie stranded on a back road with a broken-down truck and a vocabulary that impresses even him, something shifts. She's not a mission. She's not a problem to solve.

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She's his.

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What starts as reconnaissance becomes obsession—a claiming that burns hotter with every threat they face together. But the drug boss who wants her land has resources, patience, and a body count that says he always gets what he wants. He's already sent his best men.

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None of them are coming back.

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In the Black Hills, some men spent years learning every road. And Asphalt is about to show a drug lord what happens when you threaten something that belongs to him.

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Asphalt's Anger

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