Taboo Series
This is not a open-ended, connected series in a traditional sense. It's mostly taboo genres in one series (cheating, love triangle, age-gap, student-teacher, dark, incest, step-sibling/parent, etc). There may be interconnected stories and characters but all books will be standalone, ranging from 20-60K words for each book.
Damaged Goods
Available now!
Time will explain...
But but for me, I've wasted time.
On him.
On trying to get over him.
On trying to get my life back together.
I had it all. Once. And then it all fell apart when I met Colton Fitzgerald.
He ruined my life.
He betrayed me.
But I suppose I deserve what I get, because I'm no innocent in all of this.
I cheated on my husband.
I fell in love with Colt.
And after the fall out, I ran away like a coward, left to lick my wounds and pick the shards of a shattered life.
I know what I've done is unforgivable.
My reputation is in ruins. A laughing stock and social pariah amongst Chicago's elite.
So when I'm forced to return to the Windy City, it's like going back to Hell.
And a little bit of Heaven at the same time.
Because Colt is still there, but untouched by what he's done.
And me?
I'm nothing but damaged goods.
Now and forever.
Tell Me You Love Me
Release Date: 2024
Micaj Fiore:
Fourteen years ago, I was accused of raping a minor.
Three months ago, I was released from prison.
I didn't have to, but I chose to go back to the small, no-nothing town where it all started: Port Devil, Georgia.
I have nothing to lose because she took it all from me. At the same time, I need to find the truth.
Granted, in the end, I’m no innocent—because memories of her, and me, of us, still haunt me in a way I can’t forget.
And despite myself, she’s as deep in my veins as ever before. And I hate her for it.
JJ Lowlry:
It was wrong, all of it, but I fell in love.
He was twenty-one. I was sixteen.
What I did to him is unforgivable, but I had my reasons.
Now that he’s back, our paths cross all the time--a cruel joke by Fate.
The whole town reviles him, and he despises me. And I don’t blame him in the least.
But I’d give anything to take it all back. I’d do anything to set it right, even if it cost me my life.