Marie is in a heap of trouble because her brother happens to mess up a job he's doing for the Reapers MC. By the time everything goes down, Marie becomes the property of one brother by the name of Horse in an effort to keep the MC from taking her brother out. Horse has an ulterior motive though, he wants Marie for his own. He wants her. He sees her and knows she's the one. 
 Horse wants to "own" Marie, which in MC-speak means he'll take care of her, and no one else can have her. It sorta really means the guy loves the lady too, but he's just too (stubborn, stupid, afraid of being on a chain, etc) to say he really wants that level of commitment. And at least these guys have enough self awareness to know they will total eff up a relationship. 
 Marie will have none of it. She doesn't understand the whole "property" concept, and Horse makes her crazy, and yet she's still drawn to him and what he can do to her in the bedroom. She's tough though and doesn't let Horse get away with too much. She has one requirement of their relationship -- that he remain faithful. Can he do it? Will he do it? 
 When trouble brews between two rival MC's, the question is whether Marie and Horse will be left standing. 
 You get what you might expect from a MC series here. A family of men and their old ladies that live by their own rules and are generally happy with it, even though there's a lot of chest-thumping and dominance. Thank goodness the women in this series can see through their stupidity and caveman ways into the heart of them. 
 Reaper's Property is a quick, fun read with not too many surprises, some hot times in the sack, and plenty of tough-guy. Entertaining.