Tornado's Destruction (Route 66 Outlaws MC #1)

She had a shotgun, a six-year-old, and a café she’d built from nothing. He had a motorcycle club, a dead father’s legacy, and a stretch of highway he’d kill to protect.

Jolene Prescott hasn’t taken a day off in seven years. The Dusty Rose Café is everything she has — the roof over her daughter’s head, the future she clawed out of a condemned gas station with her own two hands, and the only proof that a single mother with nothing can build something that matters.

Then the men with bats and gasoline show up.

A drug pipeline is pushing through the Texas Panhandle, and Jolene’s crossroads is in its path. When she refuses to look the other way, she becomes a problem — the kind that gets solved with fire.

Tornado didn’t plan on her.

The president of the Route 66 Outlaws has spent eight years rebuilding his club from the wreckage his father left behind. His road is his legacy. His brothers are his family. He doesn’t have room for a mouthy café owner with a trigger finger and more backbone than half his crew.

But when he finds her on that porch — red hair wild, shotgun smoking, daring four armed men to try her — something shifts. Something he can’t ride away from.

Now he’s posted brothers on her property. He’s calling church over a woman he just met. And when they burn her café to the ground, he moves her behind the compound walls and swears on his patch that the men who did it will pay in blood.

Jolene doesn’t need saving. She needs a fighting chance.

Tornado’s about to give her one — and claim her as his own.