His Debt to the Dead

For six years Ronan Vane honored a promise to a dying man and kept Josephine Ward safe without ever letting her know.

Joey teaches kindergarten in Henderson, twenty minutes from the Las Vegas Strip and wholly removed from it, until a lawyer’s letter says a dead billionaire owed her brother’s oldest debt and that she now holds ten percent of the House of Vane.

That share is enough to veto the family, leaving her the most dangerous woman in Nevada and the most hunted; within a week she is offered forty million dollars, followed twice, and run off the 215.

Thirty-five, scarred, and far too capable of the line he refuses to cross, Ronan stations himself at her suite, her hallway, and her door.

At twenty-five she is done being treated as if she might break, and she has loved her brother’s fearsome best friend since she was nineteen.

With the Castellano war closing in and a traitor long seated at the Vanes’ table, Ronan must guard the one woman his debt to the dead never supposed him to take.