Part of Series
Senior year is supposed to be the time of your life. Keyword: Supposed. But I’ve just been shipped off to a new school. Sentenced to hard time deep in the heart of Hicktown, USA. I left everything behind—my friends, my girl, my band, my ambitions. Besides graduating, I thought there was nothing left to strive for. Then, I meet her... Pretty. Preppy. Popular. Basic. Most importantly, daughter of the enemy. And now I have a new vision... Rip away her crown. Knock her off her pedestal. Wear her down until she’s stripped bare. She has no idea what’s coming for her. They say the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree, and the Creed family tree is full of bad apples. But me? I’m the most rotten of them all. Note: This is a full-length novel that ends on a cliffhanger. Book two will be releasing before the end of the year, and can be pre-ordered at the release of Book One. This series deals with subjects that may be uncomfortable for some. This duet in particular contains flawed characters that may be hard to swallow. In other words, if you are a safety reader, or have disliked “Bully” stories with crude anti-heroes in the past, this may not be the book for you.
Author
Gemini has a passion for all things romance-related. Particularly... angst-charged, forbidden, slow-burn romance. Bad boys are her thing!!! Along with tattoos, motorcycles, sexy southern hard-working gentlemen... who are mixed with some hidden vulnerability and alpha-hotness, of course. She has a desire for her heroines to be uniquely themselves. Her favorite part about writing romance, is creating the journey her characters endure while falling in love. She's a southern gal through and through. Born and raised in Western North Carolina, not far from a little university known as WCU. She is the mom of two perfectly imperfect children, and wife to a husband who sometimes counts as a third child. She has been reading romance for much longer than she should be able to admit, stealing books from her Mom's book collection at an early age, and returning them unnoticed. While romance is her favorite genre to write, she also dabbles in some poetry for her own form of therapy and self-expression. When she was in 3rd grade, she entered a poetry contest between all the kids 3rd - 8th grade in 4 different schools, and won! She was named Queen of the parade in her small-town. When she isn't reading, writing, or editing, she can be found enjoying time with family which typically includes whipping up something delicious to eat.
