Warped Minds (Boys of Briar Hall, #4)

by Elena Lawson

Falling for someone was never in the cards for me, but I didn’t just fall for Ava Jade. I’d crashed and burned, and I’d keep burning for as long as she wanted to hold me in her fire. Love was something meant for story

books and fairy tales. A lie people whispered to each other in the dark to justify and rationalize their most carnal desires. To control. To protect. To dominate. To fuck. To own. I didn’t love Ava Jade. What I felt for her went far beyond such a simple emotion. It was a nameless thing that kept me going, breathing life into my battered bones and weary mind. She was the spark.

He dropped his arms, defeated. “It’s like I can finally breathe. Finally feel the sun. I couldn’t go back. I can’t go back. Not now that I know what this feels like. So take it. Take it all. I’ll be whatever you want me to be.”

“Don’t brighten your

darkness or blunt your edges for anyone. You’re perfect the way you are.”