Can you recommend some new motorcycle club fictions?

Rebellion. Motorcycle club members are often depicted as rebels against the mainstream society.

One is 'Hell's Angels' by Hunter S. Thompson. It offers a somewhat unorthodox view of motorcycle clubs. Thompson was known for his immersive reporting - style writing, and this book gives an inside look into the club's culture.

Sure. 'Jaxson' by Stacey Kennedy is a popular one. It's about a woman who gets involved with a member of a motorcycle club. The story has a good mix of romance, drama, and the unique culture of the motorcycle club.

Sure. There's a story of a biker who got into a serious accident. His motorcycle club brothers immediately sprang into action. They took care of his medical bills, visited him in the hospital daily, and even helped his family during his recovery. It was a great display of brotherhood within the club.

Well, 'Sons of Anarchy' - inspired novels can be considered in this genre. They often feature the rough - and - tumble world of motorcycle clubs along with the romantic entanglements. There's also 'Outlaw's Bride' which dives deep into the life of a biker and his relationship with a woman who gets drawn into his world. The power dynamics and the raw emotions in these novels make them really engaging.

There might also have been some great new science - fiction fictions in July 2019. Although I'm not sure of a specific title off the top of my head. But in general, science - fiction novels from that time could have been exploring new frontiers in space exploration, artificial intelligence, or post - apocalyptic scenarios. They would often have unique settings and concepts that attract readers who love to imagine the future or different universes.

There was a motorcycle club that once helped a small town during a natural disaster. They used their bikes to transport essential supplies like food and water to areas that were cut off. Their story shows how motorcycle clubs can be more than just groups of riders; they can be real - life heroes. Well, another club had an annual tradition of a cross - country ride to a particular biker - friendly destination. They would stop at various small towns along the way, sharing their love for motorcycles and making new friends. This not only strengthened the bonds within the club but also spread the biker culture across the country.

One motorcycle fiction book that comes to mind is 'Triumph of the Nomad'. It delves into the life of a biker, his experiences on the road, and the relationships he forms. 'Riding on the Edge' is also a good read, with its tales of motorcycle racing and the characters involved in that high - octane world.

Yes, there are. 'Sons of Anarchy' is a well - known one. It's a fictional account that delves into the world of a motorcycle club, with complex characters, power struggles, and a lot of drama.

'Ride Steady' by Kristen Proby is also excellent. It's about a woman who falls for a biker. The story delves into the biker world while also showing a sweet and passionate romance. It has elements of family and friendship within the motorcycle club which add depth to the story.