Salvation
I came to New Orleans with one goal in mind: Find Aislynn Brennan and save her.
Stop the trafficking ring that had her.
Rescue every girl I could get my hands on.
But from the moment I arrived, things have gone badly. The city is darker and more twisted than it was when I left. The people who were my friends have deserted me.
And my father is exactly the man I’ve always worried he was.
Now I find myself in his grasp, my freedom at stake and my life on the line, the threat of sale into the trafficking ring hanging over my head and my hands completely tied. I don’t have a plan. I don’t have any escape routes.
I don’t even know if I have any allies.
Except I do.
Because when I call for him, Lucien Boudreaux appears at my side, all smoldering good looks and evil intentions. Swashbuckling plans and dark, dangerous moves.
This man is the only weapon I need to take my father down. The only ally I need to get out of this mess alive.
But I’ll have to sell my soul and sign the alliance with him to get it done.
Even more dangerous… I’ll have to sell my heart.
And admit that I don’t hate him the way I say I do. Admit that I’ve always been in love with him… and that standing on my own isn’t good enough anymore.
Not when I have the option to stand with Lucien himself.
If we can make it out of here alive. If we can escape my father.
If we can find the salvation we’re seeking… and take all the prisoners with us.
Salvation is the conclusion of Brooks and Lucien’s story, but just the start of the New Orleans Rogues: Boudreaux plot, which features eight books happening on one timeline and includes themes of kidnapping, gothic mafia, enemies to lovers, second-chance romance, arranged marriage, and Quinn Marlowe’s ever-present girls making bad decisions and the morally gray men who save them.
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