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Bestselling Author Kristy Marie brings you a brand new standalone with a morally gray hero who sentences his past love to six years of marriage to serve as punishment for her betrayal. I knew him only as Van Gogh.A tortured artist who owned the night as he moved through the shadows, cloaked in hate and madness.He was a vicious vigilante-a serial arsonist who thrived on the fear he triggered with a single match between his tattooed knuckles.We were told to lock our doors and stay inside.I wanted to. I really did.But then I saw his eyes, burning like embers as he watched me through the smoke.And like the flames at his feet, I delighted in his attention.I became his muse.His passion.His obsession.His perfectly flawed flower.But that was years ago.Before my seaside town became his canvas...Before the ashes of my enemies became his paint...Before he hated me... and made me his wife.
Kristy Marie brings you a hilarious novella about the problem of loving your best friend. Possessive. Incorrigible. Mine.Theo Von Bremen was the worst roommate ever.With his arrogant attitude, rippled abs, and exaggerated sarcasm, he had a classic case of obliviousness. How many nights did we spend together, curled up on the sofa with a good movie? Hundreds? Thousands? Yet, every night we went to our separate rooms, firmly in the friend zone.But as our college graduation looms, our time as roommates comes to an end. Soon, our past will be buried under national titles and headlines of baseball's next MVP, Theo Von Bremen. My Theo.My competitor.My childhood love.As they say, nothing last forever, and every beginning has an end.In our case, the end was a simple proposal-one that changed everything.
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