Glacier's Justice. Glacier Kings MC, #8

He sat in her shop for a year without saying a word. Then someone put a gun on her counter and he said all of them at once. Thea Barros doesn't need saving. She needs her brother to stop gambling and debt collectors to stop showing up at Black Spruce Ink with guns and ultimatums. When a ruthless bookmaker demands she sign over her shop to cover her brother's thirty-thousand-dollar debt, she refuses - and discovers that the silent biker who's been sitting in her tattoo chair every other Thursday has a very different idea about who owns what in this valley. He watched glaciers disappear for fourteen years.
He's not watching her disappear too. Glacier earned his name by grinding every problem to dust with slow, relentless pressure. As enforcer for the Glacier Kings MC, he doesn't rush, doesn't threaten, and doesn't stop until there's nothing left but rubble. He's spent a year memorizing the steady hands and sharp tongue of his tattoo artist without making a move - because the man who learned patience from watching ice carve mountains knows that some things are worth the wait. But when a gambling empire puts a weapon on her counter and a deadline on her life, patience becomes something else entirely.
Something possessive. Something lethal. Now Thea's in his compound, in his cabin, in his bed - and the men who threatened her are learning what happens when you touch something a glacier claims. He'll dismantle them one by one, slow and inevitable, until every last threat is ground to nothing. She came with a debt she didn't owe. She stayed because the coldest man she'd ever met burned hotter than anyone else ever could. She put her art on his skin.
He put his name on her life. Glacier's Justice is a full-length MC romance with intense action, possessive heroes, and an HEA. Book 8 in the Glacier Kings MC series.