Lucy just turned eighteen, and she’s finally ready to lose her v-card. A camping trip with her boyfriend’s family is the perfect opportunity. When she stumbles upon a couple in the throes of passion, Lucy is transfixed—a hunger awakening in her. But it turns out, the strangers in the woods aren’t strangers at all. Angry and confused, she runs away from the scene. Only she’s not alone, footsteps rustle behind her, chasing Lucy into the forest. Once she’s finally captured, the fear coursing through her veins turns to burning desire. It feels wrong, corrupt, but the sting of betrayal is still fresh.

She shouldn’t want him – he’s her dead boyfriend’s dad. But with every day they spend together her attraction to him only grows. With no other options in sight, she reaches out to a friend she met online, hoping he can help take her mind off Asher. She isn’t prepared for what he offers. A single night. Two men. Three masks. The encounter leaves her craving more, the only problem – he’s nowhere to be found now. Every day the lines between what she should do and what she wants to do blur further. When a tragic date goes wrong, she is left feeling angry and violated and reaches out to Asher to help her move past it. Long-buried secrets are exposed, leaving Pepper with a hard choice to make. But she isn’t worried. After all, two can play that game.