Carver by A.W. Scott

Carver never claimed to be a good guy. In fact, people often suspected the opposite due to his tricked-out bike and the leathers he wore sporting the Angels of Ruin insignia. Everyone made a lot of assumptions about the motorcycle club he called family.

When he’s asked to fulfill a favor for his friend Tank, Carver finds more than he bargained for. Knowing he can’t trust the police to take care of things, he and his men take on the survivors of the trafficking ring they’ve destroyed.
But Carver won’t admit there’s one young man in the group who held his attention most. He’s far more broken than the others, yet there’s a light in him the big biker can’t ignore. He’ll do anything to help the boy heal, including being the first person he can trust and depend on.

Carver is book one in the Angels of Ruin series about a motorcycle club with a skewed moral compass, a biker set on protecting the sweet young man he’s found, a traumatized twenty-something with selective mutism, and the found family supporting them all the way to their happily ever after.

— This story is written in third person POV. —