STANDALONES
Three dark romances. No series, no rules.
The Books
Cold and Alive
Her mother's final betrayal was leaving her with them.
The Embry boys: Flint, Cole, and Ash. They are legends for all the wrong reasons. Now, thanks to her mother's whirlwind marriage and abrupt disappearance, they are Jade's jailers. Trapped in their house, she is their new toy: a pet to be tormented, a slave to their whims, a victim for their violence.
But every blow, every humiliation, fuels a fire they can't see burning behind her eyes. Jade has survived worse, and she's learned from it. The Embry boys think they've broken her. They're wrong. She will turn their cruelty into her weapon, and she won't stop until she has taken it all. Everything.
The Sin Eater
She heals the damaged. He collects the damned.
Indigo reads bodies the way most people read books. Every scar a sentence, every knot of muscle a confession. When CEO Cyrus hires her to treat his dying body, she discovers a man whose guilt is killing him from the inside out.
He's built an empire on ruin. And in her hands, the monster who controls everything finally surrenders.
But Indigo has her own darkness. A sister she failed to save. A hunger for broken men that has nothing to do with healing and everything to do with atonement.
When therapeutic touch becomes dominance and submission, when she learns exactly what atrocity his body confesses, she should leave.
Instead, she kneels.
Because some men can't be saved. Some darkness can't be cured, only managed. Some women are done pretending they want the light.
A dark romance about the devil who found his absolution and the woman who became his cathedral.
I Hate Everything About You
Ten years ago, Knox Harlow made Briar's life hell. Then she left, rebuilt herself from scratch, and never looked back.
Until her mother got sick and she had no choice.
Now she's back. He's still here. And nothing about him is what she prepared for. Not the way he looks at her, not the way the campus worships him, and definitely not the way her own body keeps betraying her best intentions.
She knows exactly what this is. She is getting the psychology degree to prove it.
Knowing doesn't help.
Dark, explicit, and refusing to apologise for either. For fans of morally complex heroes, heroines with teeth, and romances that earn every page of their happy ending.