A Murder of Crows - La série

Mysterious. Dark. Deadly. They say crows are bad omens, but until I met them, a single crow was my only friend. Then the boys next door come to welcome me to the neighborhood. Maddox, the mysterious, tattooed, six-foot-four wall of muscle who glares at me like I’m the enemy but protects me like I'm a treasure. Lennox, the devastatingly gorgeous flirt who charms me with his criminal smiles and melts me with his gentle kisses... While hiding a sinister secret. They’re twin brothers, each one more dangerous than the other, each more irresistible. Loyal only to their crew, the Murder of Crows, they refuse to let an outsider like me get too close. That is, until they find out the abuse I suffer at home. They take me in, but I soon realize these men are no saviors. They’re ruthless kings in a community governed by gang law, where depravity reigns and favors are repaid in blood. I should have seen the omen and run, but now it’s too late. I’m in their debt. The Crows own me now, body and soul. The two kings want to play with their pretty, broken toy, but they don't want to share. One of them wants to trap me. The other wants to punish me. But which one gets to keep me?

Scarlet Lennox North is a psycho. I know, because he’s my boyfriend’s twin, and even his own brother hates him. He buries men and hunts women for sport. He’s got a body count, and not the sexy kind. Which is why I’m so confused when said boyfriend sends me to a secluded cabin with the madman. Until I find out the terrible truth. He traded me to Lennox. Reeling with betrayal and hurt, I cling to one hope of survival—that I can make Lennox see me as human before I become his next victim. But Lennox is a notorious gangster with murder in his eyes, and he’s already set his sights on me. So I make a proposition. Let’s play a game. If I win, I live. If he wins, he can do whatever he wants to me. Make me his slave. Hunt me like prey. Bury me. But one game isn’t enough. Lennox wants to play again. And so do I. Lennox North is a psycho. I know, because I’m one too.