Carver's Commitment

She told a drug crew to get out of her diner. Then she told the Gravediggers MC she didn't need saving. Gwen Radley built her diner from nothing — twelve years of other people's kitchens and a down payment that took everything she had. When a drug outfit decides her back room is the perfect place to wash their money, they expect a woman alone to fold. They don't expect her to throw their enforcers out by hand. And they don't expect the Gravediggers' medic to be sitting at her counter when she does it. Carver keeps the brotherhood breathing. He patches bullet wounds, rides the toll roads at dawn, and holds the quiet mill towns nobody else protects. He walked into a diner looking for eggs and found a woman who holds a room together the way he does — with her hands, her nerve, and the stubborn refusal to let it fall apart. He didn't plan on claiming her. He didn't plan on her being the thing he'd bleed for harder than the patch. Now a drug lord is burning through the interior with enforcers and a plan to take her diner or burn it with her inside. The only thing standing between his operation and the ground he wants is a woman who won't close her doors and the outlaw biker who's done pretending she's not his. She's not club. She's not asking permission. But she's on his ground, and nobody puts hands on what's his. Carver's Commitment is a full-length standalone MC romance. No cliffhanger. HEA guaranteed. This is Book 14 in the Backwoods Gravediggers MC series.