Victoria McFarlane

Broken... That's what I was and I had long learned to live with it. It was easy to ignore the past. Easy to forget and pretend all was right with the world. But then she showed up and she threatened it all. Demi Atwood had no idea who she was playing with. This was a game and I was the star player. She thinks she can get to me, little did she know there isn't much I won't do to protect my secrets. It's game on and I always play to win. I wasn't however anticipating the sweet girl with the big blue eyes and charm for days. I wasn't ready for her to bury herself under my skin and make me want to change it all. But she and I, we are different. She was the sunshine I was the storm. She's nectar. Me... I'm poison. She wants to fix me. But I have the power to break her. There was no way either of us was coming out of this unscathed. No way I wasn't going to cause some sort of damage. I just had to hope it wouldn't end us before we could even begin. Decker is book 2 in the Boys of HGU series. This can be read as a standalone or second to Fletcher. Expect angst, emotion and enough steam to melt your kindle! Warning: This book contains some themes that some readers may find distressing. Drug use, abuse and sexual content. Not recommended for readers under the age of 17.

Just one night... I should have known that just one night would never have been enough. Not when Peyton Mckenna has been the only girl I’ve ever dreamed of. We were friends once, best friends but to me she was always the girl I couldn’t have. It didn’t stop me wanting though. But then everything changed, our worlds exploded and I pushed her away, too caught up in my grief and confusion of still wanting the girl that belonged to someone else. For three years I avoided her as if everything that happened that night was her fault, but the truth was, the guilt of seeing her, still wanting her was tearing me apart but I was becoming weak. Weak enough to let her back in. Weak enough to hold her. Weak enough to take that taste I’d always denied myself. It was a betrayal. But never a mistake. And now I want more. Our paths were too tangled, our lives forever on a collision course. This was my destruction and we had always been destined to fail.