Cactus’s Prick by J. Wine

Roxy Vale is done with bad boys.
Done with broken promises.
Trusting herself is the only reason she’s still standing.

When her tire blows out on a deserted highway outside Tombstone, a biker with zero patience stops to help.
She knows better than to mistake it for kindness.

Cactus is nothing like the boys she’s learned to survive.
Rude. Suspicious.
The kind of man who notices too much.

She says she’s temporary.
Cactus treats her like a problem anyway.

Temporary has a way of lasting longer than it should.
The more time Roxy spends in Tombstone, the harder she is to keep at a distance.

Cactus doesn’t save people.
He doesn’t get attached—but something about her keeps his attention.

Roxy has never been anyone’s priority.
Trusting a man like Cactus was never part of the plan.

Some sparks burn bright.
Others burn slow until they catch—tearing through everything in their path.

Nothing about them comes easy—
not trust, not connection, not even the way they start to care.
Falling for a man like Cactus might cost her everything.