He didn't say much. She didn't need him to. But some men show up and never leave.

Daisy Bledsoe runs the Pump Jack Diner — a 24-hour greasy spoon on the edge of the Eagle Ford that feeds roughnecks and truckers at 3 AM. She took over when her aunt died with her apron still on, and she hasn't closed the doors since.

Then a chop shop crew decides her parking lot belongs to them.

Hijacked trucks. Slashed tires. A health inspector she's never seen. The man running the operation needs Daisy's diner as a staging ground for stolen oil field equipment. She told him no. He's not taking no for an answer.

Outlaw is the enforcer for the Ghosts of the Alamo MC, and he's been eating eggs at Daisy's counter three nights a week for two years. When he finds her diner under siege, he stops being a regular and starts being a problem — for anyone who touches what's his.

Daisy doesn't want to be rescued. She wants her grill running and the men who built the Eagle Ford fed. What she gets is a slow-spoken outlaw who fights like the patch made him and looks at her like she's worth going to war for.

When they strip her diner to the walls, Daisy and Outlaw will fight back with iron, fire, and a love built on late-night coffee and calloused hands.

Outlaw's Obsession is Book 8 in the Ghosts of the Alamo MC series. Full-length MC romance. Complete standalone with a guaranteed HEA.