She built a home out of a foreclosure and her own two hands. She's not about to let a man take it.

Della Marsh spent three years learning to take up her own space again. After a marriage that made her feel like the wrong size in her own life, she rebuilt from nothing — a sage-green house on the corner of Holt and Second, a daycare full of other people's kids, a little girl who collects rocks and hands strangers her most precious things. It's small. It's hers. And she will not hand it over.

Then a fraudulent document with her ex-husband's signature turns up, a local power broker starts circling her property, and a dark sedan starts parking across the street.

He was sent to watch the house. He never planned to fall for the woman inside it.

Flint has been the man his club sends when something needs ending — nine years in the Iron Hollow MC, two tours before that, and a wound he's spent eleven years making sure nobody could reach. He came to Maple House to handle a problem. He didn't expect a woman who reads his silences, a five-year-old who folds him into her family without asking, and a home that looks at him like he might be allowed to stay.

Protecting them isn't the job anymore. It's the only thing that matters.

But the threat closing in on Della is patient, and legal, and cruel in the precise places she's built her life — and the past Flint carries could cost him the first thing he's wanted in a decade.

Some men break down a door. This one fixes it.

The Outlaw at Maple House is a slow-burn, emotion-forward MC romance with a curvy heroine who's nobody's damsel, a protective hero who makes her safer and never smaller, a found family that will wreck you in the best way, and a happily-ever-after you'll feel in your chest.

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