Torn of Eden (Book 1- The Veil of the Forbidden)

Kada Vaughn doesn't fall in love-she hunts it. Obsession wraps around her like a second skin, sharp and unrelenting, and Jagger McCullum is the perfect prey.

He's quiet, bruised, and far too beautiful in his suffering. Kada saw it the first time she laid eyes on him: the blood seeping through his shirt, the prayers mumbled through clenched teeth. He was made for her. A shattered soul begging for someone to pick up the pieces and twist them into something darker.

But Jagger isn't as innocent as he looks. Underneath his broken exterior is a boy hiding monsters of his own, monsters Kada would happily drag to the surface and wear like a crown.

In a town full of whispered sins and locked doors, Kada and Jagger's obsession is a fire that can't be snuffed out-a hunger that won't be satisfied until one of them is devoured.

This isn't about love. This is about control. This is about power. This is about the darkest parts of the soul no one dares to touch.