Taken by the Outlaw Bikers by Rosa Linkous

Four outlaw bikers took Sloane Carter from a parking lot in the rain. She thought that was the worst night of her life. She was wrong.

Sloane pours beer at a roadside bar in Red Haven, Montana, and keeps her head down. Her mother is dead. Her father vanished when she was fourteen. All her uncle left her was an old iron key and no explanation.

Then her car won't start, a truck across the street turns its lights on, and four engines come out of the dark. The Ashen Kings MC carry her off under gunfire and lock her behind their gates, and the man who gives the order tells her exactly one thing: outside those gates, people are looking for her.

She doesn't believe him. She goes out a bathroom window to prove it.

What she finds on the mountain road changes everything. Her father was never a truck driver. He kept the books for the most dangerous club in the state, and he ran with something worth killing for. Now a rival club has put a price on her location, there is a traitor inside the Kings' own walls, and the key in her pocket opens a secret eleven years old.

And the four men holding her are not what she expected.

Reaper, the president who took her freedom and can't stop watching whether she's eaten.
Havoc, who laughs when she punches him and calls her Trouble until she answers it.
Grave, who says almost nothing and teaches her how to end a fight.
Wolf, who never lies to her, and becomes the first man she trusts.

Sloane never planned to fall for an outlaw. Falling for four could get her killed.

A dark motorcycle club romance with a heroine who fights back, a brotherhood at war, a betrayal that cuts to the bone, and a woman who walks out the gate on her own two feet, and decides for herself whether to come back.

She was taken. Staying is her choice.