Women Motorcycles

This book honors all the women who ride motorcycles and inspires others with rebel souls to do the same. Women Who Ride is a delightful compilation by, and for, women motorcycle riders, filled with true stories from both youngsters and those with a lifetime of riding experience.

Go for a ride with motorcyclist Bessie Stringfield, the first African American woman to drive her motorcycle solo across the US and to be inducted into the American Motorcycle Hall of Fame. In this biographical story, learn about how Bessie defied expectations in the 1930s and broke barriers for both women and Black Americans.

Saint: They call me Saint. But I'm not one. I've always lived life by my rules and my own moral code. What I did may have put me behind bars, but I don't regret it. At least not until I met her. She's the one. And my past is the one thing that may destroy our future. Cat: The MC found me. They gave me a job and I'm under their protection. But right when I start to feel safe again is when I find out there's nothing that can protect my heart.

An essay from Things I've Learned From the Women Who've Dumped Me.

Breeding with the Motorcycle Cop: Virgins and Women Paying Fines with Their Body, tells the story of various sexy young women who are pulled over by a corrupt officer, Damian Black, who extorts the women into paying for their "citations" with their mouths and pussies. As an officer of the law, he will do whatever it takes to make sure they are never repeat offenders, whether it takes sperm or a bit of roughing up.