Zero

She told a drug lord to find another mule. Then a Renegade with rodeo hands and a polite mouth walked into her show and decided she was his. Waverly Quinn has been living in a van and playing dive bars for ten years. She doesn't need a motorcycle club fighting her battles — or a quiet biker who watches her from the back wall like she's the only sound in the room. Zero doesn't take up space. But he'll burn down anyone who threatens hers. When a drug operation embedded in the Black Hills music scene tries to turn Waverly into a courier, Zero puts her under Renegade protection — and puts himself between her and every man who thinks her voice is for sale. But Waverly isn't the kind of woman who hides behind a compound gate. She's the kind who holds a doorway with a mic stand and plays three more sets on cracked ribs. Now he's fighting a war he didn't start for a woman who won't stop performing: a venue-by-venue battle against a drug lord who's corrupted every stage in the Hills, and a singer who's making the man who never had a home realize he'd burn his whole world down to protect hers. As the bodies drop and the circuit collapses, they'll have to decide what's worth more — the life she built alone, or the one they're building together. Zero is a full-length, standalone MC romance. No cliffhanger. HEA guaranteed.