Twisted Thorns
A forbidden love that she can’t remember might tear their world apart.
Avalina
Three months ago, I was a socialite with lots of friends, a job at an art gallery, and a busy life in a world where money was power. At least that’s what everyone tells me. I don’t remember any of it.
The last five years of my life have been wiped from my memory since my car went off a bridge.
Now all I have is the vague sense that the “me” I’m supposed to be doesn’t feel quite right…and more questions than answers.
Like the spark of recognition I felt when I saw Kieran Calder.
He’s dangerous. The head of a wealthy and powerful family that deals in blackmail and violence.
But he also understands me in a way no else does.
And I’m falling for him.
Kieran
Avalina doesn’t remember me. But I remember her. The way her body fit perfectly with mine.
Our secret love. And the shared frustration of being trapped between the life you want and the one you’re obligated to live.
I’d do anything to protect her, but I don’t want to drag her back into my darkness.
This is her chance for a fresh start. I should let our forbidden relationship die with her memories.
But I can’t stay away.
*Twisted Thorns is the first standalone in the Calder Duet. It is a dark mafia romance novella with a happily ever after and no cliffhangers. Reader discretion is advised. For all content warnings, check the author’s website.*
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