Gunner
He is control.
Fate doesn’t care.
Brie Lawson paints the world the way she wants it to be—bold, messy, and unapologetically alive. She lives without boundaries, convinced that freedom means never letting anyone hold the reins.
Finn “Gunner” Walsh has built his life on discipline.
A wolf. A cowboy. A Dom.
Order, restraint, and control are the only things standing between chaos and destruction—and he refuses to let any woman threaten the balance he’s fought to maintain.
Then Brie crashes into his world.
She challenges him. Provokes him. Pushes every carefully guarded boundary. Gunner calls her Maverick for a reason—because she refuses to be controlled, and because she makes him want what he knows he shouldn’t touch.
The pull between them is immediate. Volatile. Impossible to ignore.
Gunner fights the bond tightening between them, convinced Brie is too reckless, too wild, too dangerous to claim. Brie sees straight through his defenses, drawn to the man beneath the rules and restraint—the wolf barely holding the line.
When Gunner finally gives in, the truth becomes impossible to deny:
Sometimes opposites attract.
Sometimes they collide.
Sometimes they combust.
And when trouble comes for what Gunner has only just claimed, restraint is no longer an option. Because a wolf who has found his mate doesn’t hesitate.
He protects.
He hunts.
He destroys anything that stands in his way.
GUNNER is a high-heat paranormal romance about chaos and control, fated mates, found family, and a love powerful enough to rewrite every rule.
Book Six in the bestselling interconnected standalone Wolves of Iron Valor MC series.
Reader note: Contains graphic intimacy, dubious/non consensual sexual contact (dream sequence), and violence. But there is a triumph-centered resolution. Guaranteed HEA. I don’t believe in giving away the journey before it begins, but I believe in honoring your peace. If you know certain situations are difficult for you, I encourage you to trust your instincts and read with care. Check trigger warnings if you are worried about the content.
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