Backwood's Fury (Delta Destroyers MC #9)

She had a rifle on her porch, eight horses she'd die for, and no intention of running.

He had a tracker's silence, a bayou blade, and no intention of letting her fight alone.

Willa Teague built her boarding stable from nothing — forty acres outside Clarksdale, a VA loan, and the kind of stubbornness that comes from surviving a deployment and coming home harder than she left. She doesn't need anyone. She's been proving that for six years.

Then a meth cook's crew cuts her fences, kills her dog, and poisons her horses' water — and the county sheriff files a report and does nothing.

She's still on her porch with her rifle when a man walks out of the tree line.

Backwood

is the Delta Destroyers' ghost — a bayou-raised tracker who moves through rural ground without sound and returns with intelligence nobody knows how he got. He's spent thirty-five years learning to be invisible, because the Louisiana parish where he grew up taught him that being seen gets you killed.

Then a woman with gray-green eyes looks at him like he's standing in plain daylight, and the walls he's been building since childhood start to crack.

Boyd Maynard's operation is creeping south into Destroyer territory, and Willa's stable is in the crosshairs. She's going to need the club.

She's going to need him.

And a ghost who's never been seen has never wanted to be found — until now.

Backwood's Fury is a full-length, steamy MC romance with a possessive alpha hero, a heroine who doesn't flinch, and enough Delta heat to melt chrome. This is Book 9 in the Delta Destroyers MC series. No cliffhanger. HEA guaranteed.