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A woman in a light crop top and leggings bends into an open white car door, with text overlay: "When she's moving into her new place and three motorcycles pull into the parking lot."
A woman in a light crop top and leggings bends into an open white car door, with text overlay describing loud motorcycle engines approaching and questioning if the riders live there.
A woman in a light crop top and leggings bends into an open white car door, with text overlay describing three heads turning towards her as noisy motorcycles park and then fall silent.
A woman in a light crop top and leggings bends into an open white car door, with text overlay describing her glancing at bikers still on their bikes, helmets on, before heading inside.
A woman in a light crop top and leggings bends into an open white car door, with text overlay expressing her thoughts about the bikers possibly living nearby or just visiting.
A woman in a light crop top and leggings bends into an open white car door, with text overlay describing her admiration for the motorcycles: one red, one neon green, and one flat black.
A woman in a light crop top and leggings bends into an open white car door, with text overlay describing her quickening steps as two bikers reach for their helmets, focusing on the third on a black bike.
A woman in a light crop top and leggings bends into an open white car door, with text overlay describing the biker on the black bike holding her gaze, feeling his eyes despite his helmet.
A woman in a light crop top and leggings bends into an open white car door, with text overlay describing a chill running up her spine as she climbs stairs, not thinking of the bikers until later.
A woman in a light crop top and leggings bends into an open white car door, with text overlay listing book details: "Detour by A. Marie -Small town romance -Neighbors to lovers -Biker MMC -Feisty FMC -Found family."
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New neighbors story

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... Read moreStarting fresh in a new neighborhood can be both exciting and nerve-wracking, especially when your neighbors are a mysterious group of protective biker boys. When I first moved into my apartment, I was immediately captivated by the roaring engines of three motorcycles pulling up nearby. Their presence was both intimidating and intriguing, especially given the vibrant colors of their bikes—red, neon green, and flat black. What I found most compelling was the slow burn tension that developed through our forced proximity. Living so close meant frequent chance encounters and little moments filled with unspoken yearning. It wasn’t just about attraction; it was about discovering the deeply loyal nature of the characters behind the helmets. They weren't just tough bikers; they embodied a sense of found family that made the small town of Creekwood feel like home. The way the story unfolds, with protective instincts and a feisty lead navigating this new dynamic, makes Detour stand out in the biker romance genre. This combination of slow-building romance and the unfolding friendships creates a rich reading experience—one I found relatable as someone who has experienced the uncertainty of meeting new neighbors and the surprising bonds that can form. For anyone who enjoys stories packed with emotional depth, authentic character growth, and the classic charm of neighbor-to-lovers romance, this book offers all that and more. Plus, the vivid imagery of the biker lifestyle adds an exciting edge, making the Creekwood series a must-read for romance enthusiasts looking for something fresh yet comforting. Whether you're a fan of forced proximity tension or deeply loyal characters, Detour captures the heart of these themes beautifully.