She spent two years running. These three outlaws are done letting her.
Marlowe Vance can route forty trucks through an ice storm without breaking a sweat. What she can't do is outrun the detective who fathered her daughter - the one building a paper-thin case to take Nora away, one photograph and one falsified filing at a time.
She thought a nowhere town and a night-dispatch job would keep them invisible. Then a broken-down relay truck drops her at the gates of the Iron Route MC, and a woman named Greta knocks on her door like she's been expected.
Flint is the club's president: all held weather and four years of silence since he lost the only person who ever walked into his quiet and didn't need to fill it. Crow keeps the fences - a man who aged out of foster care with a garbage bag and learned to make himself impossible to leave. Stitch was a surgeon before he wasn't, the one everybody needs and nobody keeps, until a five-year-old decides his hand is hers to hold.
Three men who agreed, out loud, that Marlowe is not a prize to be won. Three men who will burn the county down before they let anyone touch her kid.
Marlowe doesn't do trust. She does routes, exits, and the smart way out. But her daughter saw a family in a room full of dangerous men and just started drawing it - adding arms - and for the first time in two years, the woman who's always leaving is thinking about what it would mean to stay.
Then the detective stops filing paperwork and starts moving. And a clubhouse full of outlaws finds out exactly what they're willing to do for a woman who was never supposed to be theirs.
Single Mom for the Outlaws is a full-length, standalone why-choose MC romance with a fierce, competent heroine, three devoted book boyfriends who never make her choose, a stalker villain who earns every consequence coming to him, an adorable scene-stealing kid, found family that hits like a warm room, and a guaranteed happily-ever-after. High heat. No cheating. No cliffhanger.
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