Ripper's Revenge. Ranger Regiment MC, #10

She refused to sell. Now a casino developer wants her destroyed. Grace Tyman built Grace's Place with her family's savings-the first property they'd ever owned. A daycare for military families, flexible hours, sliding scale fees. When a silver-haired developer offers triple the value, she tells him to get out. The vandalism starts the next day. Then the threats. Then men who make it clear: sign or suffer.
Then a biker with gentle eyes and lethal hands says she's not alone anymore. He survived twenty years of war. Now he's found something worth living for. Sam "Ripper" Oklo spent twelve years as a Ranger, carrying the names of dead brothers inked across his back. When he finally came home, he didn't know how to stop surviving and start living. The club welcomed him back, but the guilt followed. Then a daycare owner with shaking hands and unbreakable backbone walks into his life, and Ripper discovers that protecting her isn't duty.
It's destiny. It's the first time surviving has felt like a beginning instead of punishment. The developer has money and professional muscle. Ripper has Rangers and rage. Leonard Taft built an empire by crushing anyone in his path. The daycare owner is just another obstacle. He doesn't expect combat veterans who answer intimidation with overwhelming violence. When Taft's contractors assault the MC compound, the brotherhood responds with fury.
And Ripper discovers that Grace isn't just under his protection anymore. She's his. And he'll burn down anyone who threatens what belongs to him.