Violet I sent an anonymous email to The Ghost—a hacker who destroys scumbags for fun—detailing my darkest fantasy. He replied. With a phone number. Now he's texting me, saying he can make it real. That he's watching me. That he knows exactly what I need. I should run. Instead, I'm saying yes. The question driving me Who is he? The question that's going to ruin Do I really want to find out? CADE Violet Carter is my brother's ex-girlfriend. She's also the girl who just sent me the filthiest email of my life. She thinks she's texting a dangerous stranger. I'm the guy who brings her coffee and fixes her laptop—and the man planning to fulfill every twisted fantasy she's ever had. The closer we get, the deeper I fall. But when she discovers who's been pulling her strings? She's either going to kill me or kiss me. Honestly, I'm hoping for both. Sweetly Unhinged is Book 1 of the Devoted in the Darkness duet one, featuring a golden-retriever hacker, forbidden tension, and dangerously sweet obsession. Their story continues and concludes in Beautifully Ruined.

Violet I should be happy that Cade rescued me, but all I can think of is the girl who was being held captive with me. I made a promise that I’d get her out of there. A promise that I intend to keep. Even if it means exposing myself, exploring desires I never even knew I had. I tell myself that I can handle it, but how far am I willing to go for someone I barely know? CADE Vi is fixated on this girl. She’s not going to stop until she finds her. I use every available source to try and figure out who this girl is. Our search leads us to a forbidden club called The Dungeon. Turns out, Vi’s got more fantasies hidden away than she realized, I’m determined to help her unlock them. I thought finding out who I really am might kill our spark, but if anything, it’s burning even brighter than before. But the thing with fire is someone always ends up getting hurt… Beautifully Ruined is book 2 of the Devoted in the Darkness duet one, where Cade & Violet’s dangerously addictive story began in Sweetly Unhinged—a brother’s best friend, golden-retriever hacker romance with age gap tension and sinful heat.

LOLA The only thing worse than embarrassing yourself in front of a hot guy in an elevator? Finding out he’s your new boss. And just when I think it can’t get worse… it does. Enzo isn’t just my new boss—he’s someone from my past. The son of the man who destroyed my father’s life. I should hate him. I want to hate him. But my stupid heart won’t cooperate, and my brain keeps replaying one disastrous elevator encounter on a loop. At least I have Mr. Wrong Number. It started with an accidental text months ago, then turned into late-night conversations, inside jokes, comfort I didn’t expect. He’s the distraction I need. The escape I cling to. Anything to forget Enzo Romano for a while. ENZO Lola thinks it’s a coincidence I’m back in her life, but I’ve never left. I’ve been watching her, protecting her, obsessing over her for years. Every step she’s taken, every choice she’s made… I’ve been there in the shadows. Even the mystery guy she’s been texting? Yeah. That’s me. She’d kill me if she knew. Just like she’d kill me if she understood how deeply I’ve carved myself into her world, how far I’ve gone to keep her safe. Because danger is circling her again—and I’m the only one ruthless enough to stop it. I’ll burn the world before I let anything touch her. I’ll do whatever it takes. Even if it destroys me. Sweetly Obsessed is Book 1 of Enzo and Lola’s story in the Devoted in the Darkness Duet Two—delivering a stalker-obsessed MMC, a forbidden romance born from shared betrayal, and the dangerously addictive pull of a man who’s been in her shadow for years. Their story continues in Beautifully Twisted. While this duet is part of the Devoted in the Darkness world, you don’t need to read the first duet—Enzo and Lola’s arc is complete and self-contained.

Beautifully Twisted is Book 2 of Enzo and Lola’s story in the Devoted in the Darkness Duet Two. Their journey begins in Sweetly Obsessed and concludes here. You do not need to read Duet One to enjoy this duet—Enzo and Lola’s story stands entirely on its own.