If the only way off death row is by dying, I’ll drag you to hell with me.

From Prison
Missing after a prison break, Alastair must contend with the ghost of his past and survive the ordeal to return to his dreary life of imprisonment. Surviving a murderer for the second time is no walk in the park, and he’ll get to see how unhinged the madness inside can make a person when left to their own devices. He might be the byproduct of a monster, but there are demons even he doesn’t want to contend with. The longer he’s ...

If the only way off death row is by dying, I’ll drag you to hell with me.

From Prison
Missing after a prison break, Alastair must contend with the ghost of his past and survive the ordeal to return to his dreary life of imprisonment. Surviving a murderer for the second time is no walk in the park, and he’ll get to see how unhinged the madness inside can make a person when left to their own devices. He might be the byproduct of a monster, but there are demons even he doesn’t want to contend with. The longer he’s free of his physical chains the tighter the metaphorical ones feel.

To Evasion
Finding a convicted murderer and a ghost back from the dead is no small feat, and with the weight of the FBI’s Deputy Director resting on his shoulders, Sterling feels the burn of judgment every time he looks over his shoulder. Balancing the trials of the law with his twisted feelings for Jo and Vinny makes the case messy, and he’s unable to fight their gravitational pull when the couple invites him to fight their pain with pleasure. Once they find what’s left of Alastair, will they be able to untangle the web of feelings they’ve drawn around themselves?

A dark romance, slow burn, why choose MFMM murder mystery trilogy that shifts to MFM and MFMM in this book. This deals explicitly with violent crime, loss of identity, and fighting what the heart truly wants. The trilogy has a happy ending.