S.E. Green

~ ~ "Princess, we were so wrong for making you think you needed to change who you were, who you were with US, just because we were too afraid of what others would think. We should have stood beside you instead of hiding behind you." ~ ~ What happens when those that you love the most abandon you and leave you to suffer one of the most horrific violations one could endure? How do they reconcile what they've done and the damage they've inflicted on the one person they were meant to love and protect? Atonement is their first priority ~ then they have to earn back the trust they decimated. ~ ~ ~ ATONE is a reverse harem novel, which means that the main character won't have to choose who she ends up with. This is a MFMM 18+ that has elements some may find triggering. Please read the trigger warning at the beginning of the book, and if you find any topics that you think will push you, please don't read. I will warn you that the main trigger of this book is sexual violence. It's a large part of the book, so if that's a no go, please don't put yourself in the position to be uncomfortable. Please note that even though the topics are heavy, the sexual violence is not perpetrated by our leading men.

This book is ONLY from the men's POVs For as long as Mina could remember, they have been her bullies. Taunting, teasing, and hurting her, she’s endured endless humiliation until one of them finally pushed her to break. With no option left, she made the decision to flee - but found herself running right into the arms of the past. Seeking help, she reluctantly puts her trust and fate into the hands of her former bullies. With their ex-friend loose and seeking to destroy the woman they are falling for, Max, Vincent, and Ethan take on their new roles as her protectors. But owning the weight and impact of their past actions might be the real enemy - and break more than just Mina before it’s all done. ~ ~ ~ BREAK is a why choose romance novel, which means that the main character won't have to choose who she ends up with. This is a MFMM 18+ age-gap, bully/enemies to lovers romance that has elements some may find triggering. Please read the trigger warning at the beginning of the book, and if you find any topics that you think will push you, please don't read. The main triggers in this book is DV.

She’s not evil, but she has certain... urges. Lane is a typical teenager. Loving family. Good grades. Afterschool job at the local animal hospital. Martial arts enthusiast. But her secret obsession is studying serial killers. She understands them, knows what makes them tick. Why? Because she might be one herself. Lane channels her dark impulses by hunting criminals—delivering justice when the law fails. The vigilantism stops shy of murder. But with each visceral rush the line of self-control blurs. And then a young preschool teacher goes missing. Only to return... in parts. When Lane excitedly gets involved in the hunt for “the Decapitator,” the vicious serial murderer that has come to her hometown, she gets dangerously caught up in a web of lies about her birth dad and her own dark past. And once the Decapitator contacts Lane directly, Lane knows she is no longer invisible or safe. Now she needs to use her unique talents to find the true killer’s identity before she—or someone she loves—becomes the next victim...

IT'S BEEN THREE MONTHS since the sadistic Decapitator’s demise, and Lane feels both closer to and more alienated than ever from her grieving family. Haunted by conflicting memories, she resumes the role of Masked Savior vigilante - but her heart just isn’t in it. For Lane now knows the rush of deeper thrills. Darker thrills. And a growing part of her wants to revisit their seductive power. To Lane’s chagrin, the Masked Savior inspires its own fan site, where groupies gather online to praise, document, and debate each delivered act of justice. But then one of Lane’s secret admirers becomes a cunning copycat, assaulting the defenseless with escalating violence. And Lane suspects someone is spying on her, edging closer to making contact. Someone who knows her secrets. And that person's identity is but one of many revelations that shake Lane to her core...

In a dimly lit world of dueling pianos and secrets, one that renders her voice silent, Susu is coaxed from the darkness by three men, harboring secrets of their own. In the silence, They are drawn to her, a deep need to hear the sound of her words. Once they’ve earned her trust, they begin to chip away at the walls she’s built around herself. She not only speaks; they manage to make her sing for them. We hear you What happens when the trust they have only goes so far, and in a hasty moment of judgment, they push her back into her self-imposed silence, leaving her heart broken and exposed to a threat they never saw coming? Whispering your love.

Clayborn Hughes is the enemy Jaxon ~ I’ve never hated someone more than Clayborn. He’s the reason my sister is gone and if I ever get the opportunity, I’ll destroy everything he holds dear. I just didn’t know about her connection to him. A monster and an abuser Mason ~My family has been feuding with the Hughes’ for generations. Every member of that family is vile. They’re useless, destructive rodents, and I plan on outlasting them until the bitter end. Which means the one girl I refuse to fall for is her. He’s also Edith’s father Griffin ~ Clayborn has been nothing but an acquaintance my whole life. Never someone I’d call friend. Especially now that I know what kind of monster he really is. They say the enemy of my enemy is my friend, so I guess I need my ‘friends’ to help me bring her home. Underestimating us will be his last mistake ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ RIVAL is an age-gap why choose romance novel, which means the main character won't have to choose who she ends up with. This is a MFMM 18+ novel that has elements some may find triggering. Main warnings include DV (not an mmc) and unplanned pregnancy (no loss). Please read the trigger warning at the beginning of the book, and if you find any topics you think will push you, please don't read.

At twenty-eight, Detective Nell Brach is the youngest person and the first woman to make detective in the small Tennessee community she now calls home. It’s her first case as lead investigator. She’s determined to prove herself and find out what happened to Scarlett Macadem, the thirteen-year-old victim who was last seen at the town carnival with her best friend. However, the deeper Nell and her new partner, Vaughn, dig, the more potential suspects they discover…including Nell’s lover, a judge whose car Scarlett clawed her way out of before she died. Could he have somehow been responsible? Nell doesn’t think so, but she can’t afford to make any mistakes. Unfortunately, she’s forming enemies right and left, she’s got trouble at home with her younger brother, and someone’s leaking details of the investigation to the press. One more misstep and she’s off the case. But when she learns about The Quiet Game, a disturbing competition dating back decades, she can’t risk following the rules or there’s about to be another victim…

~ ~ “Letting her arm go, I meet her questioning look. I’m not going to ask what it means, it’s obvious. Her answering swallow is confirmation. This time, I hug her because I need to do it. Fuck this girl for making me care, but Christ, I do." ~ ~ Emily Sessions has been hurt, dismissed, given away, and suffered through unimaginable loss. She's been able to heal inside and out and move on, but she has been left feeling numb. The first falls fast and hard for her. The second enjoys to play without the commitment, but soon discovers he actually wants it. The third fights her and his dark needs until she runs and it's time to chase. Entering into a taboo relationship with not one, but three men in a position of authority over her, Emily quickly discovers she feels alive from the rush she finds in their arms. That rush turns to love when she falls for them one by one. ~ ~ ~ TEACH is a why choose romance novel, which means that the main character won't have to choose who she ends up with. This is a MFMM 18+ age-gap, student/teacher romance set in a university setting that has elements some may find triggering. Please read the trigger warning at the beginning of the book, and if you find any topics that you think will push you, please don't read. The main triggers in this book is assault with threats of sexual assault, death of family members, but this is only described as happening in the past, and elements of graphic sex bordering in BDSM including a scene of con/noncon.

Nothing’s more important than family... Leah When Leah’s daughter, Nyla, unexpectedly appears at her cabin in the Appalachian Mountains, it’s a dream come true. For five years, Leah hasn’t seen or heard from her daughter—ever since Nyla stormed out of the house, determined to go live with her idealized father. Now she’s back. But there’s something different about Nyla. Something…off. And it’s deeper than her unsettling appearance. As Leah struggles to reconnect with Nyla, she has more questions than answers. Where has she been? What happened to her? And more importantly, what is she hiding? Nyla Ever since her parents’ divorce, Nyla longed to live with her charismatic father, Paul, who’s the opposite of her frivolous and overbearing mother. So, at eighteen, after yet another argument with her mom, Nyla relocates to her dad’s place in rural Tennessee. She immediately falls in love with the slightly run-down, self-sustaining farmhouse that her father shares with a mixed collective of like-minded individuals. Secluded from society and self-contained, it’s the simple life she’s always wanted. Before long, she’s encompassed in “the family,” where everything is shared and everyone does their part. It’s perfect. Until Paul begins to govern with an ever-expanding list of rules . . . and punishments.

All he wants is a loving family to belong to, to manipulate, to control. . . . Architect Carter Grady is constructing his most prized design—a family. Two years after marrying his deceased best friend’s wife, Tori, he’s ready to officially adopt her two sons, independent Daniel, twelve, and sweet five-year-old Nathan. All he needs to do is sign the legal paperwork. But a phone call changes everything. A one-night stand from over a decade ago died in a freak accident and Carter now learns two things: the random stranger’s name . . . and that they share a ten-year-old son, Frances. With adultlike affectations and a fondness for wearing bow ties, the exceedingly charming and fiercely intelligent boy is unlike other children. And he’s biologically Carter’s—a seemingly impossible dream. Yet behind the ready smile, perfectly parted hair, and need to please, something’s off with Frances. There’s a cunning calculation behind his moves, an effortless talent for lying, and a dark curiosity in others’ pain. But as Carter and Tori learn about the shocking conditions of Frances’ isolated childhood, Carter is even more determined to do right by his son. When “accidents” soon escalate, with Daniel and Nathan caught in the middle, Tori’s budding suspicions and maternal paranoia grow. Could evil reside in the form of a little boy? And who—or what—have they invited into their home, their trust, their sense of safety?