Bikers' Pretty Little Property

A Why Choose Dark Romcom

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Genres

Reverse Harem Comedy, Bikers Romance, Why Choose Romance, Reverse Harem Romance, Dark Romantic Comedy, and Novels

Trigger Warnings

Profanity, Death, Violence, Sex, and Abuse

Type of Ending

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Series

Song-Smith Sequel Series — Book 1

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Publication Date

Nov 13, 2026

Page Length

316 pages

Available Formats

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Bikers' Pretty Little Property

A Why Choose Dark Romcom

Advance Reader Copy

Blurb

She'll join the crew. The prez will make sure of it.

Viv is the new mechanic in a town run by bikers.

Their prez, Kurt, tries to recruit her, by any means necessary.

He does try to behave. But no promises!

Because when it comes to his crew, he'll just about do anything.

Bikers' Pretty Little Property is a why choose dark romcom, around crimes a biker crew's fixing, with the unexpected involvement of a mechanic who wants nothing to do with their pesky prez.

Includes illustrations of a couple of pivotal scenes.

Details

Genres

Reverse Harem Comedy, Bikers Romance, Why Choose Romance, Reverse Harem Romance, Dark Romantic Comedy, and Novels

Trigger Warnings

Profanity, Death, Violence, Sex, and Abuse

Type of Ending

AI Usage^Beta

Series

Song-Smith Sequel Series — Book 1

Author Prefers A Review On

Goodreads or Amazon

Reader Spots Remaining

171

Number of days to read

Publication Date

Nov 13, 2026

Page Length

316 pages

Available Formats

ePub and PDF

Author

Cate Roi is a neurodivergent author who writes dark romance with a body count and a sense of humor.

Born Chinese-Filipino and raised between the U.S. and Canada, she grew up learning the power of diversity (and dramatic family dinners).

Outside of writing, she keeps a low profile and leads a quiet life in research, but the details of that are strictly confidential.

These days, she conjures up morally messy love stories while enjoying the company of her partner-in-crime and their furbabies, who, unlike her characters, are pure and innocent. Probably.