Boneyard HEA

Author: Cari Silverwood
Genre(s): Romance | Erotic | Adult | Dark
Total pages: 109

Boneyard HEA

“There really should be a guide you can look up for what to do after you kill somebody.”

As I return from a swim at the beach, Nathan DeBrit walks in front of me in the deserted car park, so I kill him with my handy beach-shelter shovel. He assaulted my best friend, Riley, and I vow to track down and destroy the other two men who assaulted her.
If I’d known Aaron Loxland was secretly watching me bury the body, would I have done it anyway? F**k, yes.

Kidnapped by Aaron and his friend, Tomás, I yield to their deviant demands after they promise to help me get my revenge.
Yet I don’t know if they are telling the truth.
Running would be an option, if not for the shocking desires they awaken, though the allure of knots, of tight ropes and snaking chains has always been a part of me.

When someone powerful deems me a threat, all that stands between me and death is determination and maybe, just maybe, love.
Falling in love now would be so very wrong.

Tropes: Tropes: Abduction, Adult Romance, Alpha Heroes, Anti-Hero, Blackmail, Billionaire, Dark Romance, Forced Proximity, Protector, Revenge, Romantic Suspense, Tortured Past, Touch Her And Die, Tragic, Vengeance, Vigilante justice, Why Choose

Boneyard HEA features a secret society of millionaires and billionaires, high spice, a murder mystery, graphic violence, and two possessive, morally gray MMCs. This is a standalone romance in the CNC Fraternity series.

The other CNC Fraternity romances are: His Keepsake (this will be a rewritten softer version), His Talisman, Their Cruel Love, and a prequel Killer Bones

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