Guarded By A Man Too Old To Care by Cason Hudson

Natasha Vang has built her life around one rule: never need more from anyone than they are willing to give.

At twenty-seven, she runs the small-town diner her grandmother left behind, works too many hours, pays her own bills, and refuses to apologize for taking up space. So when a wealthy developer starts pressuring local owners to sell and someone damages the diner’s back entrance, Natasha has no intention of being scared off her own property.

Then Jimmy “Warden” Welch steps in.

At fifty-two, Jimmy is the vice president of the Grays Harbor Riders MC, a hard-edged biker known for solving problems before anyone else knows there is one. He is older, battle-worn, fiercely competent, and far too comfortable giving orders. Protecting people is what he does. Wanting Natasha is something he has no plan for.

The attraction between them is immediate, inconvenient, and impossible to ignore.

Natasha does not want a father figure, a rescuer, or a man who thinks twenty-five years gives him the right to decide what is best for her. Jimmy knows she is an adult woman who can make her own choices, but every protective instinct he has tells him to keep danger away from her, even if she fights him every step of the way.

As pressure closes in around the diner, their arguments turn hotter, their distance gets harder to maintain, and Natasha begins to wonder what it would feel like to be cared for without being asked to become smaller first.

Guarded by a Man Too Old to Care is a steamy age-gap MC romance packed with possessive protection, curvy-girl confidence, mature desire, small-town danger, biker brotherhood, and a hard-earned emotional payoff.

Open the first page and meet the gruff older biker who can handle every crisis except wanting her.