Khloe Wren is an Australian author living in rural South Australia. Since starting her career in 2012–2013, she has published over 50 books across the romantic suspense, paranormal, and contemporary genres. Her work often features "alpha men and the strong women [or men] they fall for". Wren has also recently begun exploring the Littles of Rawhide Ranch series, adding to her extensive catalog. The Charon MC Series Context
Bank’s journey focuses on his struggle with bisexuality and the fear of social or familial ostracization.
True to Khloe Wren’s signature style, the hero (Bomber) is a strong alpha figure dedicated to shielding his partner from harm. Shielding Bank by Khloe Wren
The narrative follows the reunion of , a retired US Air Force airman, and Bank , a member of the Charon Motorcycle Club. Six years prior, a moment of intense connection between the two was cut short when Bomber was deployed and Bank, terrified of rejection due to his attraction to both men and women, retreated into a conventional life with a woman.
While Shielding Bank can be read as a standalone, it is part of a larger universe of 15 books. Other notable titles in the series available at Barnes & Noble include: Khloe Wren: books, biography, latest update - Amazon.com Khloe Wren is an Australian author living in
The core of the novel is the six-year gap between the protagonists and their attempt to reclaim "the path they should have taken".
Unlike many other entries in the Charon MC series that focus on MF couples, Shielding Bank is a dedicated gay contemporary romance. About the Author: Khloe Wren Wren has also recently begun exploring the Littles
Upon his return home, Bomber finds Bank trapped in a manipulative relationship with a woman intent on stripping him of everything. As Bomber waits for his chance to intervene, the story builds tension through Bank's internal conflict—fearing that both his family and the MC would reject his true self—and the external threat of a woman described as willing to "burn the whole world down". Key Themes and Tropes