{"id":258260,"date":"2026-07-13T16:09:36","date_gmt":"2026-07-13T13:09:36","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/1kitap1.com\/en\/dead-souls-motorcycle-club-the-complete-collection-savannah-rylan\/"},"modified":"2026-07-13T16:09:36","modified_gmt":"2026-07-13T13:09:36","slug":"dead-souls-motorcycle-club-the-complete-collection-savannah-rylan","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/1kitap1.com\/en\/dead-souls-motorcycle-club-the-complete-collection-savannah-rylan\/","title":{"rendered":"Dead Souls Motorcycle Club The Complete Collection – Savannah Rylan"},"content":{"rendered":"
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I asked as I glared at my father. \u201cIf you wanna stay in town, you\u2019re marrying Diesel. It\u2019s as simple as that. Don\u2019t wanna marry him, go back home.\u201d \u201cI am home!\u201d The statement came out much louder than I had intended it to be. I felt my blood pressure skyrocketing. I felt my vision dimming. If there was one thing I inherited from my mother, it was her temper.<\/p>\n

I slammed my empty beer bottle down onto the bar and stormed away from my father. Diesel reached out to grab my arm and stopped me in my tracks, but I whipped around and wrapped my hand around his wrist. \u201cThe next time you touch me, you better be prepared to lose that fucking hand, D.\u201d I pulled his grasp away from my skin and stormed out of the bar.<\/p>\n

Marry Diesel? Was my father fucking serious? Was this his way of trying to get me to go back where I came from? Force a marriage down my throat? He knew how independent I had become. Especially after he forced me to leave. He knew exactly how I would react to this deal of his. I wasn\u2019t a child any more. And I sure as hell wasn\u2019t a piece of property that could just be married off. Rex was a stupid kid. Sure, a creepy fucking one, but a kid nonetheless.<\/p>\n

I could handle my own if he realized I was back in town. It had been ten fucking years. I doubt he would even give a shit about me anymore. I shoved the bar doors open and spilled out into the parking lot, but a pair of heavy footfalls sounded behind me. \u201cBrynn. Wait up.\u201d I got to my father\u2019s motorcycle before realizing I didn’t have the keys to strike it up.<\/p>\n

So, I continued walking until I got to the curb of the road. Then, Diesel\u2019s hand came down onto my arm again. \u201cWhat did I tell you about–?\u201d He whipped me around and straight into his arms. And the second my hands fell to his chest, memories came surging back. The warmth of his hands on the small of my back. His fingers intertwined with mine every Thursday afternoon as we laid out on the football field.<\/p>\n

His lips pressed into the crook of my neck as he took me against the wall of the school stairwell. I gazed up into his eyes as my entire body trembled at his touch. But I couldn\u2019t become weak again.<\/p>\n

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No part of this book may be reproduced in any form or by any electronic or mechanical means, including information storage and retrieval systems, without written permission from the author, except for the use of brief quotations in a book review. Sign up for my mailing list and a get a free book! Formatted with Vellum OceanofPDF.com CONTENTS Knox 1. Knox 2. Monroe 3. Knox 4. Monroe 5. Knox 6. Monroe 7. Knox 8. Monroe 9. Knox 10. Monroe 11. Knox 12. Monroe 13. Knox 14. Monroe 15. Knox 16.<\/p>\n

Monroe 17. Knox 18. Monroe 19. Knox 20. Monroe 21. Knox 22. Monroe 23. Knox 24. Monroe 25. Knox 26. Monroe 27. Knox 28. Monroe 29. Knox Epilogue Grave 1. Grave 2. Everly 3. Grave 4. Everly 5. Grave 6. Everly 7. Grave 8. Everly 9. Grave 10. Everly 11. Grave 12. Everly 13. Grave 14. Everly 15. Grave 16. Everly 17. Grave 18. Everly 19. Grave 20.<\/p>\n

Everly 21. Grave 22. Everly 23. Grave 24. Everly 25. Grave 26. Everly 27. Grave 28. Everly 29. Grave Epilogue Brewer 1. Brewer 2. Makenna 3. Brewer 4. Makenna 5. Brewer 6. Makenna 7. Brewer 8. Makenna 9. Brewer 10. Makenna 11. Brewer 12. Makenna 13. Brewer 14. Makenna 15. Brewer 16. Makenna 17. Brewer 18. Makenna 19. Brewer 20. Makenna 21. Brewer 22. Makenna 23. Brewer 24. Makenna 25. Brewer 26.<\/p>\n

Makenna 27. Brewer 28. Makenna 29. Brewer Rock 1. Rock 2. Piper 3. Rock 4. Piper 5. Rock 6. Piper 7. Rock 8. Piper 9. Rock 10. Piper 11. Rock 12. Piper 13. Rock 14. Piper 15. Rock 16. Piper 17. Rock 18. Piper 19. Rock 20. Piper 21. Rock 22. Piper 23. Rock 24. Piper 25. Rock 26. Piper 27. Rock 28. Piper 29. Rock 30. Piper 31. Rock Diesel 1. Diesel 2. Brynn 3. Diesel 4. Brynn 5. Diesel 6.<\/p>\n

Brynn 7. Diesel 8. Brynn 9. Diesel 10. Brynn 11. Diesel 12. Brynn 13. Diesel 14. Brynn 15. Diesel 16. Brynn 17. Diesel 18. Brynn 19. Diesel 20. Brynn 21. Diesel 22. Brynn 23. Diesel 24. Brynn 25. Diesel Cage 1. Cage 2. Sutton 3. Cage 4. Sutton 5. Cage 6. Sutton 7. Cage 8. Sutton 9. Cage 10. Sutton 11. Cage 12. Sutton 13. Cage 14. Sutton 15. Cage 16. Sutton 17. Cage 18. Sutton 19. Cage 20. Sutton 21. Cage 22.<\/p>\n

Sutton 23. Cage 24. Sutton Bear 1. Bear 2. Margot 3. Bear 4.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n

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