Mason McQueen, the notorious bad boy with a troubled past, and Brianna Pierce, the beautiful and feisty college student, had never met in person. But when they connected on social media, the sparks flew.
Despite the distance between them, they found themselves drawn to each other, bonding over their shared passions and interests. As they continued to talk, they realized that their connection went far beyond a simple online friendship.
When Brianna transfers to a college near Mason's hometown, they finally get the chance to meet in person. The chemistry between them is undeniable, and they both know that their lives will never be the same.
As they navigate their whirlwind romance, Mason must confront his demons and prove to Brianna that he's more than just his bad boy reputation. But as their relationship deepens, they both realize that their love is put to the test by the secrets and lies of Mason's past.
Will their love be strong enough to overcome the challenges that lie ahead, or will it succumb to the pressures of reality? "Drowning in Black" is a new adult romance that explores the complexities of online relationships, the power of love to overcome adversity, and the true meaning of redemption.
_Themes:_ Online romance, new adult, bad boy/good girl, college romance, redemption, self-discovery.
_Heat level:_ Steamy(VERY FYI) with a focus on emotional intimacy and character development.
Scarlett Everwood isn't necessarily your average 17-year-old girl, but she's managed to get by. After a year of pulling herself back together, she's finally able to go back to school, ready to put the past in the past and move on. With a past so dark moving on is just what she needs.
She's the new girl in school, so you know what that means. But Scarlett doesn't want all the drama that comes along with it. She just wants to keep a low profile, and not draw unnecessary attention towards herself.
One day not paying any attention to anyone else but herself, she bumps into the schools notorious Jace Walker. Jace is rude and careless, or so she was told. He's known for not having feelings for really anyone. Breaking girls hearts right and left.
So when Scarlett finds his diary maybe reading a few pages wouldn't hurt. He deserves it right? But Scarlett is forced to reveal secrets of her own she swore she wouldn't. It was just a diary. But sadly Scarlett was wrong, a lot comes along with just a diary. Scarlett is forced into so much more drama than she ever hoped for.
|Highest Rank: #23 In Teen Fiction|