Not all monsters lurk in the darkness, hiding their true self. Sometimes they look like the handsome and wealthy kind of guy who promises you everything you could ever want.
I finally ran. From my old life with the cushy apartment on the top floor and the six year relationship I thought was perfect in every way. That is, until he hit me.
Isolated from my family, constantly walking on eggshells and hiding bruises I never had a good enough explanation for, I made the decision to leave in the middle of the night.
Ending up in a small town in the mountains of Washington, I meet the Stoker brothers, Alex and Abram. One is full of smiles and sunshine, optimistic about life, while the other is quiet and rough around the edges.
Intending to focus on healing, I never expected that to include a growing attraction to both men. But they deserve better than a flight risk. A scared woman passing through, always checking over her shoulder for the monster that ruined her.
I could never ask them to risk their safety in exchange for my freedom, but once my dark past comes to light I realize I have the two best weapons a girl could ask for.
I'm done running. Because even if you run from your monsters, they somehow always find you.
Stoker is a dark romance with themes and topics that may be uncomfortable for some readers. Key elements included in this work of fiction are: pasta trauma, morally gray characters graphic violence, stalking, emotional trauma, mental health struggles. I urge you to consider your mental health before reading Stoker.
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