Noose
Standalone Dark MC Biker Romance Books - 1
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4.0 • 326 Ratings
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Publisher Description
From NY Times & USA TODAY bestselling author Marata Eros comes a gritty, high-stakes MC romance about loyalty, survival, and finding love where you least expect it.
“Suspenseful, gritty MC romance…” — A. Fox
Welcome to Road Kill MC—where loyalty runs deep, love is a high-stakes gamble, and survival isn’t guaranteed.
Noose is a former Navy SEAL. Quiet. Calculated. Deadly.
His name comes from the knots he ties—and the ones he leaves behind.
But when Rose Christo crashes into his world, everything changes.
Rose isn’t fragile. She’s been forged by trauma and a fierce love for the nephew she’s sworn to protect. Her sister’s death carved a permanent edge into her soul, and trusting a man like Noose might be the most dangerous risk of all.
Some monsters wear patches.
Some heroes wear scars.
And a few love stories are born in the wreckage.
For readers who love:
• Outlaw motorcycle clubs
• Protective antiheroes
• Enemies-to-lovers tension
• Romantic suspense
• Found family
• Damaged heroes and redemption
• Dark, dangerous romance
NOOSE is a dark MC romance intended for mature readers. It contains explicit sexual content, graphic violence, coercive situations, and morally gray characters.
#1 Pulp, Heist & Organized Crime Thriller, New Adult Romance and Amazon Top-100 Bestseller.
Start the Road Kill MC series with NOOSE.
Customer Reviews
Excellent
Really really excellent!! Just loved every second from the first word to the last. A must read!
Noose made me love the MC world
Noose, I ran across this book for free and immediately got sucked into the whole series. This dominating and fierce reputation is such a turn on. Him and Rose make a perfect push pull couple and I want to re read it over and over.
Not well written
First, this should not be categorized as a suspense. It should be a contemporary/erotic. Second, a "trigger warning" should be at the bottom of the description. The sexual violence can be a bit much for those not expecting it. Third, the grammar and writing was hard to read due to the author's attempt of laying down the plot but confusing he reader instead. I have read many MC romance novels but won't be reading the rest of these.