He's the last man a woman on the run should trust. He's also the only one who ever kept his word.

Marin Kelso has spent four years turning fear into a system.

Single mom. Night-shift 911 dispatcher. A woman who fled Harlan County with her daughter, a car full of what fit, and a rule she swore she'd never break again: never let a man decide her life for her own good. She doesn't need rescuing. She needs to be left alone long enough to keep the lights on and Birdie fed.

Then a wreck she can't see comes through her headset — and the low, steady voice on the other end of the line belongs to a biker who doesn't hang up when the call ends.

Silas 'Grit' Vance has spent forty years putting his body between people and the things coming for them. He's the Hellbound Saints' quiet muscle, a man with a file two counties over and no illusions about what he is. He doesn't get involved. He doesn't stay.

But the moment he sees Marin standing guard over her kid like the world already taught her how — he's done. He'll check her locks. He'll buy the good coffee grounds she's almost out of and never say a word about it. And when her ex, a man with a badge and a grudge, comes to take everything she built?

Grit and every brother in the club will stand between her and the dark.

He wants her safe. Not smaller. Never smaller.

But Marin left one man who called control 'protection.' And when she discovers what the club did to keep her safe — in rooms she was never in — she has to decide whether devotion and a cage can wear the same face, or whether this time, finally, someone loved her the right way.

He'll spend the rest of his life proving the difference.

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Protecting What’s Mine

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