The worst secrets are the ones you can never tell.I've become an expert at hiding bruises.No one knows about the scars I hide under my clothes ... except for my best friend, Embry.One horrible night, things go too far, and Embry insists on sending her cousin to help.A wild, inked, bad boy and member of a notorious biker club.I didn't count on him riding to my house with two of his MC brothers.The three overbearing, possessive outlaws won't take no for an answer when I refuse.Slash, Embry's cousin and my secret crush. I never told him how I felt. He's a reckless, dangerous, brooding giant who growls every word. He's rumored to have earned his road name through his ruthless skill with a blade.Gunner, the trio's older, more experienced alpha, insists on keeping his distance and barking orders. But the look in those stormy gray eyes betrays his struggle, especially when they flash with heat and raze my body with their smolder.And then there's Havoc, a pierced, tattooed playboy with lean muscle and coiled strength. He's left a mile-long line of broken hearts in his wake. But when his dark eyes focus on me, I swear he's plotting how to maim everyone who's ever hurt me.The three bikers swear to keep me safe.They won't rest until the threat against me is eliminated.But they didn't know what they'd dig up. Lies, corruption, and a trafficking ring are only the beginning.My father's debts and horrifying choices reveal truths I can't escape.The only way I'm surviving this mess is to trust the Feral Rebels MC.And let Slash, Gunner, and Havoc claim me.This book has a brief crossover with the Tonopah and Las Vegas, NV Chapters of the Royal Bastards MC. If you read Hell on Wheels, this is Molly's story.CLAIMED BY THE BIKERS is a motorcycle club romance where the girl gets all the bad boys and doesn't have to choose between them to get her happy ever after. It's book 1 in the FERAL REBELS MC that consists of standalone romances with ongoing plotlines and interconnecting characters. There's violence, biker slang, kidnapping, forced proximity, a taboo age gap romance, and possessive, protective alpha outlaws who fall first. I've always been an avid reader. In my youth I enjoyed historical romance as well as young adult books, creating a love for the written word and stories that whisked me away to foreign places, intriguing characters, and amazing detail. As a result I began writing my own short stories that soon became novels. My favorite genre, the one I love to write in, is romance, specifically in the paranormal, fantasy, post-apocalyptic, and young adult genres. As a writer of romance, I find the greatest joy and largest challenge is to keep the love interest and chemistry between my characters at the forefront of the book. It's the main theme. The most important aspect of the novel. If nothing else, the reader should never be in doubt of the connection between the lovers, through strife and indecision, chaos and uncertainty, and the struggle of life, against all odds. The part I love, the unmistakable thrill, is the development of my imagination, my spin on the romantic relationship between the characters. I enjoy the friction, the longing, the drive to pursue it to completion. I can't wait to see where they go, what interaction they have, and how they fulfill their ultimate conquest.
