Flawed Hearts (The Forsaken #1)

Celeste Night

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Explicit and plentiful [?] · 4 ratings · 548 pages · Published: 02 May 2023
Flawed Hearts by Celeste Night
Over the course of one summer, my entire life changed. I discovered my father wasn’t who I thought he was, lost the friends that I thought I could count on, and moved to a new town to start over with basically nothing. Clearhaven University was supposed to be the clean slate I needed. Keep my head down, get a degree, make a few friends along the way, and maybe find a nice guy to hook up with. From the very beginning, nothing worked out the way I planned. Three of the local guys at the college immediately recognized me and knew exactly who my father was– and what he had done. Camden Barrett, Nikolai Stone, and Trey Harrison were set on making my life hell, but I was determined not to let them get under my skin. This was my only chance and I shouldn’t have to pay for the sins of my father. They called themselves the Forsaken, but they didn’t know that I’d been forgotten as well.

Flawed Hearts is a dark contemporary romance where the main character will have more than one love interest. It contains dark themes, language, and explicit content that may not be for every reader. This book is for mature readers only. This book is book one of the Forsaken series. It ends in a cliffhanger. There will be a happily ever after at the end of the series.
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