One year is all I have to endure. That was the agreement with Uncle Max. One year in a new school, on a new continent, and then I can go home to Ireland. Totally doable, right? Wrong! The boy next door is dangerous. He's a criminal. He's violent. He fills the halls of my school by day and keeps me up at night. I know I'm in danger. I need to keep my head down and my mouth shut. Problem is, I'm not good at doing either. Noah Messina is treacherous and he's reeling me deeper into his underworld. It's sink or swim time, he warns me, but I fear I'm already drowning... Warning: due to its explicit content, Treacherous is recommended for mature readers of seventeen years and above.

"If I told you a secret, would you keep it?" He's damaged. I'm determined. I've loved him my whole life, but he's broken, older, full of secrets. The bruises on his skin, the silent tears, the hidden pain... I know I'm in over my head. My father warns me against him, but his eyes plead with me to save him. All I know is that I can't walk away from him. I promised I would be there for him. And I will. Always. It's Hope Carter's turn to speak in Always, the second installment of the bestselling Carter Kids series. Please note that Always is a novella. Some scenes in this book may be extremely upsetting for some readers. Due to its explicit content, bad language, violent and graphic content, Always is recommended for mature readers of seventeen years and above.

He broke my heart. I crushed his faith. Now he's back, daring me to go one more round with him. We're older now, all grown up, but the pull between us hasn't weakened. It's more intense than ever. I hate him, but I'm drawn to him, to the darkness, to the man buried deep inside the monster. He despises me, but he wants me. I'm the one that got away, and he's hell bent on making me pay. He's the fighter, but I'm the survivor, and I know if I get back in that twisted ring of passion and pain with him, I won't escape twice... Thorn is the third installment of the bestselling Carter Kids series. It's a story full of chemistry, anger, sexual tension, and pushing each other's buttons. Due to its explicit content, bad language, fighting scenes, and graphic sexual content, Thorn is recommended for mature readers of seventeen years and above.