Tropes in this book: Biker MC, Underground Fighter, Forced Proximity, Alpha Male, He falls first, Morally gray, protective
He recruited her eighteen months ago. She runs the numbers. He runs the fights. They’ve been pretending that’s all it is ever since.
Knox Barrera is the Sergeant-at-Arms of the Wild Savages MC. He retired from the cage four years ago, but he still runs the club’s underground fighting operation.
Mari Castex is the bookmaker who keeps it profitable. She’s sharp-mouthed, New Orleans-raised, and capable of running six figures in illegal bets without flinching. She’s untouchable. Knox still hasn’t figured out how to be in the same room as her and feel nothing.
Her grandmother warned her not to mix business with pleasure, and Knox knows she’s too valuable to the club to risk getting close to her.
But when a rival promoter muscles in on Savages territory, Knox steps back into the cage.
One last fight, against a man who puts opponents in hospitals.
Mari can run the odds on anything. Except what it costs her to watch him bleed.
Knox’s Play is Book 2 in the Wild Savages MC series. Standalone with an HEA.
