She only wants one thing; to leave their broken town. He only wants one thing; her.
When you were born on the North Shore of the Falls, that’s where you stay. There is no way out, no fairy-tale-like escape, no hope. Our broken town has always been at war. Two gangs fighting to take over the shithole we’re all stuck in. I only know one girl who wants to leave this place. Me.
I’ve always been a tough, North Shore girl. Fighting is in my blood, survival in my DNA.
But two years ago, Caden King broke me, and he has proof of it.
Now he wants to blackmail me into doing a job for him. The kind that puts my chance of escaping the North Shore at risk. The kind that means betraying my own crew.
He’s on me at all times, his dangerous mind always working on ways to torment me further.
Caden is wicked, unhinged. The North Shore Kings wear his name because of the vicious ways his family has been leading their crew.
Everyone always says there’s no point in fighting him. He has that madness in him that blurs the line between right and wrong. Now he’s got his hold on me, and I have nothing and no one to protect me from him.
There’s no way to win.
No way to escape him.
I’m left with no choice but to do exactly what I’m told.
This book is the first in a series of four interconnected standalones. Beautiful Fiend is a dark enemies-to-lovers romance intended for readers over 18. It contains scenes that some readers may find triggering.
CONTENT WARNING
This book is a dark romance for 18+ readers only.
It contains non con (for real) and dub con.
Seriously, there is non con from the hero who is not a hero at all and, in fact, a total villain.
Caden King is not morally gray, he is morally pitch black (and yet he is also redeemable – make it make sense)
Please, be aware this book also contains on page SA, mentions of SA, domestic abuse, and depression.
This book is a work of fiction that depicts sexual fantasies that might be triggering to some readers.
Please, understand that the fantasy starts on the next page and you are entering at your own risk—there will be no further warning and no safe word.
Consider this book a CNC scene and the only safe word/gesture at your disposal to end it is to close the book.
