Welcome to Devil’s Crossing, where monsters dwell. Here we don't hide in the shadows. I am vengeance wrapped in a pretty package, but you can call me Sin, everyone else does. I’m a weapon and as such I live for one thing only, to bring death where I’m aimed. That is until the night she walks into the moonlight. Raven Blackthorne taunts me with her beauty and innocence. She doesn’t belong in my world, even if it is her father who’s trapped me here. I’m not good for her, but maybe I’m exactly who she needs to help her escape it. Unless I break her first.

You can't run from your problems. A fact we learned at the end of a gun. Not unlike most of my life's lessons. Raven falls back in the clutches of her father, and in order to save her, I'll have to make a deal with the devil incarnate, Damien Blackthorne. Once I learn the secrets of my past, I'll have to decide, am I a monster or her dark prince? For her, I'll give everything. She's my salvation, and I'm her perfect Sin.

Raven and I fought for peace and found it inside chaos and bloodshed. Our life will never be perfect. There are too many victims, too much pain for us to wrap our happy ending in a bow. Not that a perfect ending matters to us, because that isn’t who we are. We found each other through pain, and tied ourselves to each other in ribbons of trauma. Everything else might be up in the air, but I know one thing for sure. Raven is my everything, and I’ll resurrect my inner monster to keep her. This is the conclusion to the Pretty Monsters Trilogy. No Cliffhanger and an HEA. Trigger Warning: This book contains flashbacks of abuse that may disturb readers.