Virgins and Villains Series by Lena Little

The Demon of Detroit by Lena Little. is the first book in my new three-book series;. VIRGINS AND sometimes, the villain gets the girl. obsessive, morally gray short romances with alpha always high on passion and strong on romance. each book can be read as a standalone. Lena close your f a n t a s i z e. Harker. Penelope Carlisle. My love, my queen. From the first time I see her golden hair and freckled face, she becomes my infatuation. No, my addiction. No, my obsession. I need her in my life... moreThe Demon of Detroit by Lena Little. is the first book in my new three-book series;. VIRGINS AND sometimes, the villain gets the girl. obsessive, morally gray short romances with alpha always high on passion and strong on romance. each book can be read as a standalone. Lena close your f a n t a s i z e. Harker. Penelope Carlisle. My love, my queen. From the first time I see her golden hair and freckled face, she becomes my infatuation. No, my addiction. No, my obsession. I need her in my life. Need her on my lap. And no one’s going to stop me from taking what I want. Not even her father, my business partner. Nothing will get in the way of my worship. Penelope. I’ve known him since I was a child, but he isn’t the monster everyone makes him out to be. Rough around the edges, violent, and so damn hot, Harker Jameson will be my undoing. But there isn’t anyone else in this world. worth coming undone for. less

Lena Little's Virgins and Villains series The Alpha in Alcatraz. Sometimes, the villain gets the girl. .. .. .. .. . Victor. The doctors in Alcatraz Mental Asylum fear me. They should. I’m a stone-cold killer with more notches on my belt than I care to count. They’ve sent five psychologists in, and I’ve sent all five of ‘em out with tears in their eyes. What they fail to see is that this is my world, and they’re just living in it. Well, that’s how I felt until Dr... moreLena Little's Virgins and Villains series The Alpha in Alcatraz. Sometimes, the villain gets the girl. .. .. .. .. . Victor. The doctors in Alcatraz Mental Asylum fear me. They should. I’m a stone-cold killer with more notches on my belt than I care to count. They’ve sent five psychologists in, and I’ve sent all five of ‘em out with tears in their eyes. What they fail to see is that this is my world, and they’re just living in it. Well, that’s how I felt until Dr. Sedona Quinn walked into the office. She’s a blonde bombshell with a sharp mind and quick tongue. She’s going to be mine. I’ll make it happen, no matter how long it takes. Because they think I’m crazy. And they’re right. Crazy about Sedona Quinn. Sedona. I should be the one locked up in here because I’ve lost my mind. He’s handsome, charming, and knows all the wrong things to say to drive me wild. Victor Cullen is a patient. My patient. I’m supposed to be treating his illness, not stroking his ego … and so much more. But how can I decline him when he’s sunk his hooks so damn deep? And damn if I don’t love it. less

Book 3 in my Virgins and Villains 3-book standalone series. Virgins and Villains. ~ because ~. Sometimes the villain gets the girl. Head of Security. and. Advisor. to one of the most important men in the country. Those titles don’t look too bad on my business card. But they become meaningless when I set up a deal with a petroleum magnate from the West. It’s supposed to be simple... moreBook 3 in my Virgins and Villains 3-book standalone series. Virgins and Villains. ~ because ~. Sometimes the villain gets the girl. Head of Security. and. Advisor. to one of the most important men in the country. Those titles don’t look too bad on my business card. But they become meaningless when I set up a deal with a petroleum magnate from the West. It’s supposed to be simple. She marries the boss’ son, her father signs some papers, and we all walk away with boatloads of cash and more power than anyone should have. The plan goes to shit the second I set eyes on Melina Remington, my life spinning out in glorious chaos. She’s bubbly. Innocent. Gorgeous. Perfect! More importantly, she’s mine. I don’t give a flying f*ck if she’s supposed to marry someone else. The moment it becomes clear to both of us that she wants this as badly as I do, then I stake my claim. And here’s the thing about me—I protect what I own, and I don’t share. less