If two people are meant to be together, eventually they will find their way back to each other. It's a prerequisite of love. It's inevitable...right? Then why does it feel so wrong? I made a promise to him a long time ago, and I plan to keep it. But he is right there, dark, dangerous, and willing, and I want him. I know he's bad for me, a criminal, a killer. All wrong, wrong, wrong... But wrong never looked so tempting. It's Hope Carter's turn to speak in Inevitable, the sixth installment of the bestselling Carter Kids series. Please note that some scenes in this book may be extremely upsetting for some readers. Due to its explicit content, bad language, violent and graphic sexual content, Inevitable is recommended for readers of eighteen years and above.

Danger is everywhere. It's closing in on us. In the midst of the blood, tears, pain, and terror, he stands before me, primed to guard, protect, and kill any enemy that threatens our family. Our baby. We can't see them, but we know they're out there somewhere, waiting for us, lurking, scheming. Waiting for him to make a mistake. The stakes have been raised and all bets are off. This has to end. Someone is going to get hurt. It's a dog eat dog world we're trapped in, and someone has to die. Let's hope it's them, not us. Torment is the fifth installment of the bestselling Carter Kids series. Due to its explicit content, bad language, fighting scenes, and graphic sexual content, Torment is recommended for mature readers of seventeen years and above.

Danger is everywhere. It's closing in on us. In the midst of the blood, tears, pain, and terror, he stands before me, primed to guard, protect, and kill any enemy that threatens our family. Our baby. We can't see them, but we know they're out there somewhere, waiting for us, lurking, scheming. Waiting for him to make a mistake. The stakes have been raised and all bets are off. This has to end. Someone is going to get hurt. It's a dog eat dog world we're trapped in, and someone has to die. Let's hope it's them, not us. Torment is the fifth installment of the bestselling Carter Kids series. Due to its explicit content, bad language, fighting scenes, and graphic sexual content, Torment is recommended for mature readers of seventeen years and above.

He is mine, but he is wounded. I am his, but I am shaken. Reeling in the mistakes of my youth, I'm drowning in my guilt and desperate to build bridges with a man who hates me as deeply as he loves me. I'm in danger again. His enemies want me dead. They want my blood. My tears. His pain. He is all that stands in their way. I'm his Thorn and he vows to protect me. I hope he can... Tame is the fourth instalment of the bestselling Carter Kids series. Due to its explicit content, bad language, fighting scenes, and graphic sexual content, Tame is recommended for mature readers of seventeen years and above.

He is mine, but he is wounded. I am his, but I am shaken. Reeling in the mistakes of my youth, I'm drowning in my guilt and desperate to build bridges with a man who hates me as deeply as he loves me. I'm in danger again. His enemies want me dead. They want my blood. My tears. His pain. He is all that stands in their way. I'm his Thorn and he vows to protect me. I hope he can... Tame is the fourth instalment of the bestselling Carter Kids series. Due to its explicit content, bad language, fighting scenes, and graphic sexual content, Tame is recommended for mature readers of seventeen years and above.

He broke my heart. I crushed his faith. Now he's back, daring me to go one more round with him. We're older now, all grown up, but the pull between us hasn't weakened. It's more intense than ever. I hate him, but I'm drawn to him, to the darkness, to the man buried deep inside the monster. He despises me, but he wants me. I'm the one that got away, and he's hell bent on making me pay. He's the fighter, but I'm the survivor, and I know if I get back in that twisted ring of passion and pain with him, I won't escape twice... Thorn is the third installment of the bestselling Carter Kids series. It's a story full of chemistry, anger, sexual tension, and pushing each other's buttons. Due to its explicit content, bad language, fighting scenes, and graphic sexual content, Thorn is recommended for mature readers of seventeen years and above.

He broke my heart. I crushed his faith. Now he's back, daring me to go one more round with him. We're older now, all grown up, but the pull between us hasn't weakened. It's more intense than ever. I hate him, but I'm drawn to him, to the darkness, to the man buried deep inside the monster. He despises me, but he wants me. I'm the one that got away, and he's hell bent on making me pay. He's the fighter, but I'm the survivor, and I know if I get back in that twisted ring of passion and pain with him, I won't escape twice... Thorn is the third installment of the bestselling Carter Kids series. It's a story full of chemistry, anger, sexual tension, and pushing each other's buttons. Due to its explicit content, bad language, fighting scenes, and graphic sexual content, Thorn is recommended for mature readers of seventeen years and above.

One year is all I have to endure. That was the agreement with Uncle Max. One year in a new school, on a new continent, and then I can go home to Ireland. Totally doable, right? Wrong! The boy next door is dangerous. He's a criminal. He's violent. He fills the halls of my school by day and keeps me up at night. I know I'm in danger. I need to keep my head down and my mouth shut. Problem is, I'm not good at doing either. Noah Messina is treacherous and he's reeling me deeper into his underworld. It's sink or swim time, he warns me, but I fear I'm already drowning... Warning: due to its explicit content, Treacherous is recommended for mature readers of seventeen years and above.

One year is all I have to endure. That was the agreement with Uncle Max. One year in a new school, on a new continent, and then I can go home to Ireland. Totally doable, right? Wrong! The boy next door is dangerous. He's a criminal. He's violent. He fills the halls of my school by day and keeps me up at night. I know I'm in danger. I need to keep my head down and my mouth shut. Problem is, I'm not good at doing either. Noah Messina is treacherous and he's reeling me deeper into his underworld. It's sink or swim time, he warns me, but I fear I'm already drowning... Warning: due to its explicit content, Treacherous is recommended for mature readers of seventeen years and above.