At twenty-four, Hazel Connelly is stuck navigating grief after losing her father under circumstances she was told were accidental and trying to move on from a failed relationship. That is until evidence surfaces that suggests her past was never random at all. Her ex-boyfriend and employer, Cameron, has been keeping secrets. Dangerous ones.

In Hazel's unstable spiral, she finds herself crossing paths with Hadeon Vasiliev, Cameron's estranged twin brother. Fresh out of jail and involved in a world Hazel wouldn't dream she'd ever be involved with. Hadeon is blunt, dangerous, and impossible to ignore. Unlike Cameron, he makes no attempts to hide what he is.

Hazel should stay away.

Instead, she finds herself drawn to Hadeon while uncovering a web of obsession, violence, and betrayal surrounding the man she once trusted. The deeper she digs the more she realizes Cameron's interest with her was never love, it was ownership.

And people willing to kill to possess someone rarely stop willingly.

As threats escalate and the truth behind her father's death begins to surface, Hazel is forced to decide who she can trust. The polished man she thought she knew, or the dangerous one who admits exactly who he is.

But getting close to Hadeon may cost Hazel more than her normal life, it may cost her freedom.

What We Burn For

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