Sweet Claim of the Dirty Biker

Kiera is only trying to lock the coffee shop and get home when a dark alley turns on her, until a Harley splits the night and tattooed club president Arrow ends the threat with one brutal swing.

The leather-and-scars king of his motorcycle club has never done soft, yet the tiny, shaking barista in his arms cracks something open, and he lifts her onto his bike and takes her straight to the clubhouse.

There he makes the claim plain: she is safe, she is his, and he means to keep her close, ruin her for anyone else, and see her wearing his patch while carrying his child.

With Kiera he is careful hands, quiet praise, and a protectiveness fierce enough to shadow her every step, warn off any man who looks too long, and turn his violent club upside down so her soft world stays clear of his dirt.

Rivals soon treat the president’s new weakness as an opening and his brothers question the soft spot, leaving Kiera to decide whether she can trade her quiet life for the back of his Harley and a possessive man who would burn cities to keep her.