Brutal Never Boys Series by Mona Black

A Dark RH Romance Peter Pan retelling - the series is now complete!   No man has ever managed to satisfy me—until Peter Pan carries me away to Neverland and now all bets are off…   I never thought that there is another reality beyond this one. My life is normal—work, routine, a few disappointing flings—when a man grabs me from the street and carries me off the Neverland. A madman... moreA Dark RH Romance Peter Pan retelling - the series is now complete!   No man has ever managed to satisfy me—until Peter Pan carries me away to Neverland and now all bets are off…   I never thought that there is another reality beyond this one. My life is normal—work, routine, a few disappointing flings—when a man grabs me from the street and carries me off the Neverland. A madman. Granted, he probably saved my life, and the island he has brought me to is beautiful, the sights including three more hunks like him. He says his name is Peter Pan and this is Neverland, he says they have been waiting for me and I may be the one… Yeah, he sounds like a madman, all right. A pity. He's so pretty. And so are his friends. Peter and the Lost Boys, living on an island where the mermaids sing in the sea and creatures named Reds roam the land. It sounds like a fairytale. But if Peter is mad, the rest aren't much better. Dark forces seem to be at work here, and I'm caught in a web of fear and doubt. The Lost Boys turn out to be violent, vicious men and I am their plaything. Caught in a web of desire and pleasure. Am I really the one they have been expecting? Can I save them? And do I even want to?   Please This is book 1 in a trilogy and ends in a slight cliffy. This story is dark romance and contains some sensitive content - check inside the ebook for content guidance. This trilogy includes M/M relationships. less

After escaping Neverland and its mad lords, who in their right mind would ever wish to go back?   My memories from the island torment me. I am worried about Peter, Jas, and the other Lost Boys, no matter how badly I want to deny it. Coming back to my own world hasn't given me the relief I'd expected. I miss them. I miss what we did together. I miss being with these men who understand me, understand what I need and give it to me, no questions asked, no regrets, no shame... moreAfter escaping Neverland and its mad lords, who in their right mind would ever wish to go back?   My memories from the island torment me. I am worried about Peter, Jas, and the other Lost Boys, no matter how badly I want to deny it. Coming back to my own world hasn't given me the relief I'd expected. I miss them. I miss what we did together. I miss being with these men who understand me, understand what I need and give it to me, no questions asked, no regrets, no shame. Leaving them, I was aware I might be signing their death warrant, but I was selfish. I thought I was happy in the human world. But the truth is, I don't think I am. The only place I've ever felt safe and content and right in my own skin was with them, on the island. In Neverland. So when Peter Pan appears below my window, I jump at the chance to go back. Call me crazy. I must be. Will things be like before? Will I be able to help them? Will I face my fears? What about my feelings for them? And their feelings for me? less

What makes us go back to our fears and dark desires, again and again, unable to escape?   I thought it was all over. That I was back in the human world, for good this time. Back in my apartment, with my friends, my job, my life. But the heart works in mysterious ways and it won't let me rest. When I find out that the Lost Boys might still be alive, I jump at the chance to go back to the island and save them. Losing them would be unbearable, even though I ran away from them once before... moreWhat makes us go back to our fears and dark desires, again and again, unable to escape?   I thought it was all over. That I was back in the human world, for good this time. Back in my apartment, with my friends, my job, my life. But the heart works in mysterious ways and it won't let me rest. When I find out that the Lost Boys might still be alive, I jump at the chance to go back to the island and save them. Losing them would be unbearable, even though I ran away from them once before. Only problem is, saving them means I'll have to face my greatest fear, plunge into the unknown and accept what I did and who I am. Can I do it? Will it work? And even if I manage… where do we go from there? Will love prove strong enough to save us all? less