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Southern Valor MC: Book Two - Reyes & Roxy
It’s not your momma’s romance.
It’s a filthy-sweet MC romantic comedy about the author who writes the heat and the biker who became her favorite plot twist.
Roxy Valentine is an erotic romance author with a gift for chaos and a crippling addiction to bad decisions in leather. With three pen names, a flask labeled Plot Juice, and a flair for trouble, she moves to Sinridge, Georgia, looking for inspiration and maybe a break from the internet after her last promo spiraled into a shirtless viral disaster.
What she finds instead? A biker-built gym that reeks of sweat and sin, a clubhouse full of feral men without boundaries, and Reyes De León, the tattooed, brooding, rage-stuffed VP who just so happens to be the real-life body behind her bestselling book boyfriend.
Reyes isn’t looking for drama. He’s trying to keep the club safe, the compound tight, and his libido in check. But Roxy crashes in like a smut comet in lipstick and lace-up boots, and suddenly the man who swears he’s in control is picturing her on his bike, wearing his patch like she was born for it.
She’s researching her next book.
He’s trying not to wreck his life or his heart.
Instead, they’re breaking furniture, bending rules, and proving what happens when a stubborn biker and a shamelessly flirty author fall into forced proximity that refuses to stop catching fire.
Then there’s the book club incident. The tattoo scene. The hallway wall. The hot tub. The bunnies. And the fact that she keeps writing Reyes into her novels. Naked. Accident? Maybe. Or maybe her subconscious just grabbed the wheel, swerved straight into filth, and forgot the brakes. One minute it’s a “fictional” biker with his tattoos and that grin. The next, it’s full-on live-action Reyes fanfic.
Southern Reyes & Roxy is book two in the sinfully funny, high-heat Southern Valor MC series. Come for the sass. Stay for the smut. Pray for the furniture.
Explicit heat. Aggressive flirting. Creative use of tequila, writing, tattoos, and every flat surface around. Handle this book like you’d handle Reyes. With both hands, a safe word, and zero apologies.
⚠️ Trigger Warnings ⚠️
Explicit sexual content (graphic scenes, dirty talk, kink, toys, semi-public)
Strong language (heavy profanity)
Violence and biker lifestyle (fights, intimidation, raids, guns, crime)
Kidnapping and captivity (side characters)
Stalking and obsession (jealous woman subplot, arson, abduction attempt)
Substance use (alcohol, smoking, drug mentions)
Pregnancy and childbirth (on-page labor scene, raw and humorous)
Emotional trauma (themes of abuse, coercion, rejection)
💋 Tropes & Themes
Chaotic Sunshine × Broody Biker
Author × Muse (she writes him into her books)
Enemies → Banter → Lovers
Protective Alpha / Possessive VP
Found Family Brotherhood, Club Girlfriends + Bunny Sisterhood
High Heat, Open Door, Praise & Filthy Talk
Spice 🔥🔥🔥🔥
It’s a filthy-sweet MC romantic comedy about the author who writes the heat and the biker who became her favorite plot twist.
Roxy Valentine is an erotic romance author with a gift for chaos and a crippling addiction to bad decisions in leather. With three pen names, a flask labeled Plot Juice, and a flair for trouble, she moves to Sinridge, Georgia, looking for inspiration and maybe a break from the internet after her last promo spiraled into a shirtless viral disaster.
What she finds instead? A biker-built gym that reeks of sweat and sin, a clubhouse full of feral men without boundaries, and Reyes De León, the tattooed, brooding, rage-stuffed VP who just so happens to be the real-life body behind her bestselling book boyfriend.
Reyes isn’t looking for drama. He’s trying to keep the club safe, the compound tight, and his libido in check. But Roxy crashes in like a smut comet in lipstick and lace-up boots, and suddenly the man who swears he’s in control is picturing her on his bike, wearing his patch like she was born for it.
She’s researching her next book.
He’s trying not to wreck his life or his heart.
Instead, they’re breaking furniture, bending rules, and proving what happens when a stubborn biker and a shamelessly flirty author fall into forced proximity that refuses to stop catching fire.
Then there’s the book club incident. The tattoo scene. The hallway wall. The hot tub. The bunnies. And the fact that she keeps writing Reyes into her novels. Naked. Accident? Maybe. Or maybe her subconscious just grabbed the wheel, swerved straight into filth, and forgot the brakes. One minute it’s a “fictional” biker with his tattoos and that grin. The next, it’s full-on live-action Reyes fanfic.
Southern Reyes & Roxy is book two in the sinfully funny, high-heat Southern Valor MC series. Come for the sass. Stay for the smut. Pray for the furniture.
Explicit heat. Aggressive flirting. Creative use of tequila, writing, tattoos, and every flat surface around. Handle this book like you’d handle Reyes. With both hands, a safe word, and zero apologies.
⚠️ Trigger Warnings ⚠️
Explicit sexual content (graphic scenes, dirty talk, kink, toys, semi-public)
Strong language (heavy profanity)
Violence and biker lifestyle (fights, intimidation, raids, guns, crime)
Kidnapping and captivity (side characters)
Stalking and obsession (jealous woman subplot, arson, abduction attempt)
Substance use (alcohol, smoking, drug mentions)
Pregnancy and childbirth (on-page labor scene, raw and humorous)
Emotional trauma (themes of abuse, coercion, rejection)
💋 Tropes & Themes
Chaotic Sunshine × Broody Biker
Author × Muse (she writes him into her books)
Enemies → Banter → Lovers
Protective Alpha / Possessive VP
Found Family Brotherhood, Club Girlfriends + Bunny Sisterhood
High Heat, Open Door, Praise & Filthy Talk
Spice 🔥🔥🔥🔥
431 pages, Kindle Edition
Published October 4, 2025
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October 13, 2025
Needs an editor stat!!! 3 stars for the story
I actually really liked the story and characters. Loved the humor. I usually read a book a day on average, this one took days because I kept getting frustrated with the editing. This was more like a collection of paragraphs and excerpts randomly placed and rewrites left or thrown in as filler. The repetition alone was enough to want to just skim through the pages to find where the story went. I was pretty determined to finish, hence the time taken to read, because I really was enjoying the story and humor. This could be an amazing series if only it was edited and put in chronological order, as well as picking a direction and sticking with it or at leaving the alternate scene out. I would love to see this author rewrite this series and clean it up. I would definitely read the next if the writing was less stressful and aggravating to get through. I gave 3 stars because I truly loved the characters and story.
I actually really liked the story and characters. Loved the humor. I usually read a book a day on average, this one took days because I kept getting frustrated with the editing. This was more like a collection of paragraphs and excerpts randomly placed and rewrites left or thrown in as filler. The repetition alone was enough to want to just skim through the pages to find where the story went. I was pretty determined to finish, hence the time taken to read, because I really was enjoying the story and humor. This could be an amazing series if only it was edited and put in chronological order, as well as picking a direction and sticking with it or at leaving the alternate scene out. I would love to see this author rewrite this series and clean it up. I would definitely read the next if the writing was less stressful and aggravating to get through. I gave 3 stars because I truly loved the characters and story.
December 31, 2025
it’s a full scale laugh attack with side smiles
It’s got the heat, heart, and hilarities. In places you may laugh so hart a change of underthings may be in order.
It’s got the heat, heart, and hilarities. In places you may laugh so hart a change of underthings may be in order.
Did Not Finish
April 27, 2026I HATED ROXY
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