Her Broken Biker
She’s a curvy nurse forced to patch up a stranger at gunpoint.
He’s a scarred ex-SEAL biker who steps in like vengeance in leather.
One look, one touch, and the claim feels inevitable.
Reina
I didn’t choose that night.
I was taken, ordered to work, and told to keep quiet.
Then Ace walked in, tall, tattooed, scarred, and absolutely fearless.
He didn’t ask questions. He stepped between me and danger like protecting me was pure instinct.
The second he touched me, I stopped shaking.
The second he looked at me, I felt safe, seen, and like I was already his.
Now danger is still too close, and Ace keeps me with him like letting go is not an option.
I should be afraid of how fast this is happening.
Instead, every heated look and possessive touch pulls me closer.
And when he says I’m safe with him, I believe him with my whole heart.
Ace
I’m not a hero. I’m a Damned Saint.
Ex-SEAL. Patched. Scarred. Built for violence, not soft things.
Then I saw Reina, all curves, freckles, and brave hazel eyes, and something in me locked on.
I got her out. I kept her. Simple as that.
She’s sweet, shaken, and too damn good for my world, but I’m not walking away.
Not when she fits against me like she was made for my arms.
Not when one look from her hits harder than a bullet ever did.
There’s danger circling, and anyone who comes for her is going to learn fast.
Reina is under my protection.
And once I claim what’s mine, I don’t let go.
An instalove MC novella with dark danger, fast heat, and fierce devotion.
Curvy heroine. Scarred biker hero. Grumpy/Sunshine.
Standalone. No cliffhanger. All swoon, all spice, all heart.
*****
Ex-military. Scarred. Hiding from the world in quiet towns and dark cabins.
They were trained to survive anything, except her.
She’s warmth where they’ve only known cold. Curvy, stubborn, and impossible to ignore.
He doesn’t want love, but she makes him remember what it feels like to live.
Because when broken heroes fall, they love harder.
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