Foxfire's Flame (Delta Destroyers MC #11)

She had a counter, a cast-iron skillet, and twenty-two years of her mother’s legacy in one building.

He had the fastest hands in the club, a restless streak a mile wide, and no intention of letting anyone touch her diner.

Patty Harmon runs a twelve-seat diner on the Vicksburg highway — a one-woman operation built on her mother’s recipes, a five-AM alarm, and the stubborn refusal to close for anything short of the apocalypse.

When a smuggling crew puts a brick through her window for talking about the armed convoys on her stretch of road, she doesn’t run.

She grabs a cast-iron skillet and tells them to get out of her mother’s kitchen.

She doesn’t call the sheriff.

She calls the man who’s been sitting at her counter for a year, drinking coffee he didn’t have to order because she already knew how he took it.

Foxfire

is the fastest man in the Delta Destroyers MC — a former street kid with knife scars on both hands and the kind of speed that ends bar fights before the other man knows they’ve started.

When a cross-state smuggling operation threatens the diner woman whose counter is the only place he’s ever wanted to come back to, Foxfire puts her under Destroyer protection.

And then he takes the operation apart. Man by man. The way a street fighter dismantles a room.

But Patty doesn’t need saving. She needs a man who moves fast enough to match her breakfast rush, sits still long enough to eat what she’s serving, and understands that a woman who kept her mother’s diner open through a brick, a fire, and a war isn’t going to slow down for anyone — not even him.

Foxfire’s Flame is a full-length, steamy MC romance with a possessive alpha hero, a heroine who fights with whatever’s closest and heaviest, and enough Delta heat to melt a pie case.

This is Book 11 in the Delta Destroyers MC series. No cliffhanger. HEA guaranteed.