Saw's Redemption. Backwoods Gravediggers MC, #11

She told him to pump his own gas. Then she told the Backwoods Gravediggers MC she didn't need their protection. Patricia Quill has run the only general store on the lake road for six years - alone, stubborn as the spruce line, and answering to nobody. When a smuggling outfit decides her dock is the perfect transfer point for their corridor operation, they expect her to hand it over. They don't expect her to run them off her property.
And they sure as hell don't expect the outlaw biker sitting on her fuel island to have something to say about it. Saw built his life around holding ground - first in the timber, now in the club. He rides the empty roads, keeps the territory clean, and doesn't waste words on things that don't matter. He never planned on a prickly storekeeper with sun-cracked hands becoming the thing that matters most.
He never planned on her hauling him off his bike and putting him to work stacking bait coolers instead of letting him stand around looking dangerous. Now a ruthless river boss is pushing north through the lake corridor, and the only thing standing between his operation and the dock he needs is a woman who won't close her doors and the Gravedigger who's done pretending she's not his. She's not club.
She's not asking for rescue. But she's on his road, and nobody puts hands on a woman on his road. Saw's Redemption is a full-length standalone MC romance. No cliffhanger. HEA guaranteed. This is book 11 in the Backwoods Gravediggers MC series.