Cargo's Deliverance (Black Ops Brotherhood MC #5)

She stumbled through his door bleeding and terrified. He decided she was his before she finished the first sentence.

Rebecca Paulson survives by being invisible.Four years tending bar outside Fort Liberty, saving every tip for nursing school, keeping her head down and her mouth shut.

Then she finds stolen military documents in her boyfriend’s apartment, and the charming man she trusted tries to kill her for it.She runs to the only person she knows who looks dangerous enough to help — the silent biker who drinks alone at her bar and never talks to anyone.

Cargo didn’t plan on caring about anything except his armory.

As the weapons expert of the Black Ops Brotherhood — a motorcycle club built from elite Special Forces veterans — he’s spent six years making sure his brothers never run dry.He doesn’t do attachments. Doesn’t trust systems, people, or anything he can’t personally verify.Then a bartender shows up at midnight with blood on her face, stolen equipment manifests in her hands, and the kind of survival instinct that tells him she’s worth protecting.

He secures the door. He secures the woman. Walking away never crosses his mind.

Someone is running a military theft operation through Fort Liberty — weapons, optics, and communications gear disappearing into black markets overseas.Rebecca has the evidence to expose the whole network.Cargo has the brotherhood to dismantle it piece by piece.Together, they’re going to make every man involved regret the day they started moving stolen equipment through Black Ops territory.

But protecting Rebecca means keeping her close. And keeping her close means trusting someone for the first time since a compromised weapons cache got three operators killed.

She wasn’t looking for a hero. He wasn’t looking for anything worth keeping.

Some supply lines you can’t cut. Some women you don’t let go.