Ranger's Vow (Iron Thorn MC #12)

I have ninety days before a piece of paper sends me back to a country I barely remember.

I built a whole life in this little mountain town — my clinic, my kids, my people. And now I'm about to lose all of it over a bureaucratic mistake that isn't even mine.

Then he shows up at my door. Big, quiet, terrified. A biker raising his late sister's little boy alone and drowning in plain sight.

He needs help. I need to stay.

A marriage on paper solves both. Separate rooms. No expectations. Just two people keeping each other's heads above water.

That was the deal. I signed it.

But nobody warned me about the sticky notes on the coffee maker. The firewood he splits at dawn. The way that little boy already calls me his.

How do you keep a marriage convenient when it's the realest thing you've ever wanted?