Evalyne Broker isn't perfect, but try telling that to anyone who knew her in the small town she grew up in. Her friends think the world of her: a sassy, bold, and beautiful leader to their friend group. Evalyne is the girl who can call the shots and drink them without a chaser. Her boyfriend thinks she's a mystery he can't wait to unravel: smoldering gray eyes that are always cast elsewhere, with pouty pink lips and an hourglass frame he can't wait to explore one day. Teachers are weary of her smart remarks and flippant attitude, but her dance instructor adores her technique and devotion to ballet. With so many eyes on her, it's hard to imagine that one day Evalyne name disappears from everyone's lips as she's never seen again. Life for Evalyne completely changes from one in the spotlight to one cast into the darkest pits of Hell. After blacking out at a party, Evalyne wakes up only to find herself locked in cell, waiting to be sold to the highest bidder. As time goes, she tries to remember who she is & what (or who) led her to this cruel turn of fate, while trying to survive the horrors to come. TRIGGER WARNING: Contains sexual assault, human trafficking, and physical abuse. Read at your own risk.

Kyla Johnson is a girl who is forced to move from her home city of Sacramento, California to Seattle, Washington because of her fathers job. She hates the fact that she has to start over in a new city and most importantly at a new school called Lakeside Academy. Kyla's life starts to turn into a crazy roller coaster from the moment she steps foot into Lakeside Academy all because of a guy named Liam Lock. His crazy mood swings and personality aren't the only thing Kyla notices on her first day at school. There's something strange about Liam Lock that intrigues Kyla’s curiosity. Follow the twist and turns that will interlace Kyla and Liam together as boarders are crossed and emotions are played with.. What will happen to these two in the end. Pain and Pleasure: All Rights Reserved Copyright © 2012 Whitney T. Hines
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