P Mulholland — новинки

Strange messages in the night.
Footsteps follow me in the dark.
A dark blue sedan parked outside my window.

Taunting. Teasing. Haunting.

I turn to the only men who seem to care, my stepbrothers—the Huntsman's.
But can I trust them?
Where do their loyalties really lie?
And is it wise to give my heart to the men who took my freedoms away in the first place.

I'm not enamoured by her like my little brother and cousin are.

To me, she's nothing but a pain in the ass to tolerate at family occasions. But I figured I'd use her as my chick repellant whenever I have to endure a social dinner or at the club hanging with my teammates. Then I'll just drop her off at home when I'm done with her.

Yeah, sure, she's got a nice ass and a fiery attitude that lights my wick sometimes, but I know I'd never fall for her. As far as I'm concerned, my little stepsister, Charlotte Grant, is out of bounds.

But then...who is Charlotte Grant really? A girl scorned by her past, with the trauma still branded on her face, harboring dark secrets. Bit by bit, her secrets are revealed, and the girl that I thought she was becomes someone entirely different.

The thing is...whether I like it or not, she's family, and when someone hurts a member of our family, they must pay with their life.

Like a good daughter, I'll wear my scar proudly on my mom's wedding day.

Hell, it's not like I can hide it. The red line runs from an inch under my left eye down my cheek to the corner of my mouth. It's a reminder of where I've been, how far I've come, and who I killed to get here.

My mom is marrying Robert Huntsman—rich, elitist, and handsome, if you close one eye. And soon I'll have two arrogant, attractive stepbrothers to avoid-Royce and Dalzell, and their sullen, mysterious cousin, Layne. Jock kings of Addington University. Perfect sons. Handsome devils who can do no wrong. That's what my mom says anyway.

The plan was to come for the ceremony and fly back home the following day. But that's before I stumbled across something sinister in the forest on the morning of the happiest day of my mom's life.

I saw what those boys did.

And now that I'm a witness to their crime, they won't let me leave.