Piston's Justice

She built her diner from nothing. He's the biker trying to earn back everything he lost. Morgan Hayes spent eight years turning Beacon Diner into proof she's nothing like the mother who abandoned her—stable, dependable, someone who doesn't run when things get hard. Then a predatory loan shark decides her father's gambling debt means she owes him the property, and the violence escalates until she's trapped between signing away everything or watching people die. She's about to learn that sometimes the only protection comes from dangerous men. And some bikers are done pretending to be someone they're not. Piston walked away from Salt Water Souls MC eight years ago when his wife demanded he choose—lost his brothers, missed his daughter's childhood, destroyed his marriage trying to be respectable. Now he's back with a provisional patch and a seventeen-year-old who hates everything about his criminal life. When Tide assigns him to eliminate the loan shark threatening Morgan's diner, she becomes his test. His mission. His woman. Worth fighting for. Worth killing for. Worth finally choosing right. She never needed saving. Until she met a man worth fighting beside. Morgan doesn't do helpless. When Piston breaks up a parking lot assault, she's already planning her own defense. And when the brotherhood makes her insider knowledge the key to destroying Eddie Vance's operation, she proves herself eliminating enforcers and fighting in coordinated assaults that earn respect from warriors who don't give it easily. Partnership. Not protection. The kind that makes a broken biker realize his biggest challenge isn't earning his patch back—it's convincing his traumatized daughter that violence can serve protection. In Salt Water Souls territory, some predators demand permanent elimination. Eddie Vance just threatened the wrong woman. Lethal men. Explosive chemistry. Justice delivered through overwhelming force. PISTON'S JUSTICE is book 10 in the Salt Water Souls MC Series. No cheating. No cliffhangers. HEA guaranteed.