Found by the Mountain Outlaw

He spent five years building a wall. She found the gap in it on a Tuesday.

Declan Cross walked away from Denver money, Denver family, and the life that came with both. He built something clean in Timber Ridge: bar accounts that always balance, an MC he’d die for, a quiet he’s earned. He’s kept it standing for five years by not letting anything in that he can’t control.

He’s never met anyone like Mara Finch.

She’s the town librarian. She reads rooms the way other people breathe: accurately, automatically, without mercy. She came to Timber Ridge to start over and she’s been two years on the outside of a small town that doesn’t give itself up fast. She’s made her peace with that.

What she hasn’t made peace with is the man at the end of the Iron Stag’s bar who registered the exits the first time she walked in, drove her home at midnight without making it a thing, and donated eight hundred and fifty dollars to her library’s local history collection without telling her.

She found his name on the donor list two weeks later.

She drove straight to the Stag.

Found by the Mountain Outlaw is a steamy, slow-burn instalove MC romance set in the mountains of Montana. A guarded hero with a past he doesn’t advertise. A smart, wry heroine who doesn’t push for what she hasn’t been offered, until she’s sure enough to ask. Standalone with HEA. Book 4 in the Timber Ridge MC series.