Bone Hollow Sinners MC Series by Tessa Knox

I wasn't running toward anything the night my car crashed on that mountain road. I was running from him — from the man who'd spent three years teaching me what his fists felt like. I thought the worst was behind me. Then the bikers pulled me from the wreck. Their president has cold grey eyes, a scar across his throat, and a voice that makes my blood go still. He tells me I've wandered into a territory that doesn't exist on any map. He tells me I can't leave. He's not human. None of them are... moreI wasn't running toward anything the night my car crashed on that mountain road. I was running from him — from the man who'd spent three years teaching me what his fists felt like. I thought the worst was behind me. Then the bikers pulled me from the wreck. Their president has cold grey eyes, a scar across his throat, and a voice that makes my blood go still. He tells me I've wandered into a territory that doesn't exist on any map. He tells me I can't leave. He's not human. None of them are. And the way he looks at me — like I'm something his body has been searching for long before his mind caught up — terrifies me more than anything my ex ever did. Because I'm starting to feel it too. He says I'm his. His wolf decided the moment it caught my scent. But I didn't survive one cage just to walk into another… did I? less

They took me from the hospital parking lot with my brother's name on their lips and a debt I didn't owe. Fifty thousand dollars. That's what Theo's life is worth. And the only way to save him is to walk into the mountains with killers and do the one thing I'm good at — keep people alive. The compound is blood and chaos. The men are scarred, dangerous, and hiding something beneath their skin that defies everything I know about medicine... moreThey took me from the hospital parking lot with my brother's name on their lips and a debt I didn't owe. Fifty thousand dollars. That's what Theo's life is worth. And the only way to save him is to walk into the mountains with killers and do the one thing I'm good at — keep people alive. The compound is blood and chaos. The men are scarred, dangerous, and hiding something beneath their skin that defies everything I know about medicine. And the one they call Priest — the quiet vice president with the bone rosary and the saddest eyes I've ever seen — watches me like I'm something holy. He says he's beyond saving. I'm a surgeon. Saving people is what I do. But Silas Caine doesn't want to be saved. He wants to be punished. And somewhere between his confession and mine, I stopped being his doctor and started being his reason. What happens when the woman who heals falls for the man who destroys? less