Logan BriarI tried to keep my head down – I really did – but it goes against everything I’ve grown to be. I’m a fighter, a player, a constant hurricane that can’t be stopped. I walked into Lexington with the goal to go unnoticed – but he saw me. He is arrogant, cocky, frustrating and inappropriate.My stepbrother. I tried to stop it, the freight train of feelings for him, but it barreled through my stone-like exterior just like he did, like a monster of madness and sins... moreLogan BriarI tried to keep my head down – I really did – but it goes against everything I’ve grown to be. I’m a fighter, a player, a constant hurricane that can’t be stopped. I walked into Lexington with the goal to go unnoticed – but he saw me. He is arrogant, cocky, frustrating and inappropriate.My stepbrother. I tried to stop it, the freight train of feelings for him, but it barreled through my stone-like exterior just like he did, like a monster of madness and sins.Carson RainesI set out to torture her – treat her so bad that she’d run from my town and my school with her tail tucked between her legs.But games turned into feelings and feelings turned into obsession. I bit off more than I could chew when I touched Logan Briar for the first time, and I ended up liking her full hips and savage grin a little too much. She turned me into a sinner, and nothing has ever been sweeter.**Although this book is not classified as dark romance, there are still themes that may be triggering for some readers.The Star is book one in a series of sinful, taboo standalones. The theme of this book is a stepbrother/stepsister relationship.If you have any triggers, it is not recommended to read this book.Please read responsibly.It is recommended by the author to read this book ‘blind,’ but for those of you that require a detailed trigger warning, it will be provided. less
