Reaper's Vale MC

The Devil owns Reaper's Vale.He's the president of a notorious motorcycle club that rules with an iron fist.No one dares to stand in his way.Until I do.Three merciless bikers show up at my workplace and demand answers.They think my family stole from them.We didn't, and I won't be bullied.When I'm taken prisoner as collateral and held against my will, I swear I'll find a way to escape.I've heard the rumors about this club.Ruthless men on their steel beasts who ride through the vale without reprisal.Liars. Murderers. Thieves.Some worship them. Others fear them.My kidnappers. My jailers. The men who haunt my dreams.I expected to lose my freedom, just not . . . my heart.And now it's too late.My past collides with the present, revealing shocking secrets and endangering the ones I love.I'll do whatever it takes to survive, even if that means betraying the bikers I no longer hate.My twisted need for justice won't be silenced.I'm going to burn every tainted memory along with the bastards that hurt me.But my iron riders won't let me fight alone.They're willing to risk war, their club, and their hearts to ensure our enemies go to ground and nothing is left but ashes.TWISTED IRON is a reverse harem, why choose, dark, motorcycle club romance with one feisty, bada** heroine, her four dirty-talkin', twisted outlaws, and a romantic, suspenseful adventure. This wild ride contains cursing, violence, sexual situations, and adult themes that may be triggering for some readers. Heed the CWs. It is a crossover novel set in the Royal Bastards MC Tonopah/Las Vegas, NV world. 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.