Silent Love by Quinn Ryder

Rex:
Prospecting for one of the biggest outlaw motorcycle clubs in Garter County isn’t easy, especially if you’re disabled. After a tragic bike accident left me deaf in both ears, I was forced to live my life in silence, with only the memories of what the world sounded like before I lost my hearing. I never thought a group of bikers would accept me into their ranks knowing I had a disability, so when the opportunity presented itself to get a cochlear implant in exchange for my loyalty to the Devil’s Armada MC, not only did I get to hear something again, I also gained a new brotherhood I never expected. Being a prospect in the Armada came with a lot of rules, and I didn’t mean to break a rule by falling for Desi, but my heart bleeds for the broken and abused sweet butt, and suddenly I’m experiencing a new kind of silence—the kind where I have to keep my mouth shut or lose the only woman who can hear the real me.

Desi:
My life isn’t something I’m proud of. You don’t get the name Down for the “D” Desi by acting like a prude. To get ahead in this world, you have to give it . . . and in order to stay at the MC’s compound, I have to be ready to give it anytime, anywhere, no questions asked. When my father kicked me out of his mansion, I never thought I’d find myself on the doorsteps of the Devil’s Armada, but it’s the only place I can hide without my past catching up to me. I wasn’t planning on violating the club rules by messing around with one of the off-limits prospects, but the sweet, innocent Rex spoke to me in ways I can’t explain. If the club finds out, it could be bad for both of us, so instead of showing our love, we hide it, using sign language as a way to express our forbidden love for each other without anyone catching on.
One thing is for certain, you don’t have to hear love to feel it, and sometimes the best love, is the kind of love that always remains silent.