He didn't just cheat. His club took a vote on whether to tell her.
Delia Kovach has been an outlaw club's old lady for eleven years — and a land surveyor for fourteen. She knows how to find what's actually buried in the ground. She just never thought to check her own marriage.
Then a routine records search turns up a lease with her husband's signature on it. And another woman's name beside it. The woman Delia brought dinner to every Tuesday for two years.
The affair is survivable. The vote is not. Nine men sat in a closed room for an hour and ten minutes and decided Delia Kovach did not need to know — and her husband raised his hand with them.
She leaves with a truck, a trailer, and no one at the gate to watch her go.
Three years later, a state highway forces her back. A survey on her dead father's land. Buried drums nobody will explain. A fire ruled an accident that never was. And the man who wrecked her, standing at the edge of everything she's rebuilt — with one thing left he's never said.
He'll have to give up his patch, his brother, and his freedom before she'll hear it. And even then, forgiveness isn't on the table.
For readers who want the grovel earned, the betrayal never softened, and the reunion paid for in full.
HEA guaranteed.