Red Creek Ravens Series by L. Ann, Claire Marta

LIFE WAS GOOD UNTIL SHE SHOWED UP AND TOOK WHAT WAS MINEBailey Linnett Thief, Liar, StunningShe thought this was a gameTaking things that didn't belong to herMaking me feel things I shouldn't—not for someone like her.Rush CarterConfused, Angry, LostI never meant to hurt himI only wanted to ease his painHe sees my presence as a betrayal—an act of war.Red Creek Raven’s hockey captain has painted me as his enemy, and no matter what I do, he’s determined to make me bleed... moreLIFE WAS GOOD UNTIL SHE SHOWED UP AND TOOK WHAT WAS MINEBailey Linnett Thief, Liar, StunningShe thought this was a gameTaking things that didn't belong to herMaking me feel things I shouldn't—not for someone like her.Rush CarterConfused, Angry, LostI never meant to hurt himI only wanted to ease his painHe sees my presence as a betrayal—an act of war.Red Creek Raven’s hockey captain has painted me as his enemy, and no matter what I do, he’s determined to make me bleed.There's a fine line between pleasure and pain ... and Rush Carter is happy to cross it. less

LIFE WAS GOOD UNTIL SHE SHOWED UP AND TOOK WHAT WAS MINEBailey LinnettThief, Liar, StunningShe thought this was a gameTaking things that didn't belong to herMaking me feel things I shouldn't—not for someone like her.Rush CarterConfused, Angry, LostI never meant to hurt himI only wanted to ease his painHe sees my presence as a betrayal—an act of war.Red Creek Raven’s hockey captain has painted me as his enemy, and no matter what I do, he’s determined to make me bleed... moreLIFE WAS GOOD UNTIL SHE SHOWED UP AND TOOK WHAT WAS MINEBailey LinnettThief, Liar, StunningShe thought this was a gameTaking things that didn't belong to herMaking me feel things I shouldn't—not for someone like her.Rush CarterConfused, Angry, LostI never meant to hurt himI only wanted to ease his painHe sees my presence as a betrayal—an act of war.Red Creek Raven’s hockey captain has painted me as his enemy, and no matter what I do, he’s determined to make me bleed.There's a fine line between pleasure and pain ... and Rush Carter is happy to cross it.Please check the TW at the start of the book. less