Spicy BookTok meets BikeTok He keeps his helmet on in the bedroom… He saved her on a dark city street. But how do you fall for a man you’ve never seen? After catching her boyfriend in the act, Morgan Reeves is done playing it safe—especially with her heart. When a masked stranger in black leather steps in to defend her, she’s not looking for a new hero… but there’s something about the mysterious biker who keeps his face—and his secrets—hidden. Archer “Bullet” Sullivan built an empire by keeping his identities separate: CEO by day, anonymous biker by night. The last thing he expects is to break his own rules for a woman with amber eyes and a defiant streak. But when Morgan stirs something in him he thought he’d buried, Archer finds himself risking everything to keep her safe—and to keep his double life from unraveling. As their connection deepens behind the safety of his helmet, Morgan is forced to choose: trust the faceless devotion of a man she barely knows, or walk away before her heart—and her life—become collateral damage. Faceless Devotion is a high-heat, emotionally charged romance about trust, vulnerability, and the power of falling for someone who might just be everything you never saw coming.

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I'm looking for BETA Readers to help me find any missing plot holes​/​mistakes​/​really just want to make sure this story is the best it can be! You can access the first chapter, but this is currently a 29 chapter book with 79k words. Click here to check out the first chapter: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1VkZ5EwF4N55uJzdKUn-Cvclyd3vj4VQwFDF9mxJW330/edit?usp=sharing

Trigger Warnings:

Cheating ex boyfriend Female Main Character is willingly blindfolded Female Main Character doesn’t see the Main Male Character’s face for most of the book. Main male character keeps his face hidden and mostly wears a motorcycle helmet or a bandana and sunglasses to conceal his identity Explicit consentual sexual acts on-page Female main character is accused of wrongdoings at her job that she didn’t do I’m pretty sure that’s it. It’s definitely not a dark romance, so there’s nothing taboo or scary or nonconsensual.