She didn't come for protection. He wasn't supposed to keep her. But some women you don't let walk out the gate. Sally Vale has spent ten years driving a battered truck across three counties, treating horses and cattle for ranchers who can't afford anyone else. She answers calls at three in the morning, sleeps in her truck more than she'd admit, and hasn't met the animal stubborn enough to make her back down. Then a cartel operation decides her mobile practice makes perfect cover. A split lip on a dark road. Dead dogs in a client's yard. Her business cards nailed to a burning barn door. The men running drugs through the brush country want Sally's access to rural ranches, and they don't care what they destroy to get it. Cannon is the vice president of the Ghosts of the Alamo MC, and Sally's been treating Ghost horses for three years. When she drives through the compound gate at midnight with blood on her face, he cleans the wound before he asks for the story. Sally doesn't need a man to save her. She needs someone who'll hand her the gauze and get out of her way. What she gets is a scarred, blunt-spoken biker who looks at her like she's something worth killing for - and proves it before the week is out. And the killing is exactly what's coming. When the cartel burns her clients' ranches and puts a price on everything she's built, Sally and Cannon will fight back with fists, field medicine, and a love built on gunpowder and suture thread that neither of them saw coming. Cannon's Claim is Book 2 in the Ghosts of the Alamo MC series. Full-length MC romance. Complete standalone with a guaranteed HEA.
