He saw darkness in me, and now were bound by it.

Penn Blackwood is a master at playing the game—both on and off the football field as he and his equally formidable brothers deal in power and secrets. With a charisma that disarms and a mind thats always three steps ahead, Penn embodies the allure and danger of the Blackwood family. But when Reagan St. Pierre, a girl from the wrong side of the tracks, witnesses something she was never meant to see, Penn knows the game has changed.

Penn forces Reagan’s silence but she is not a woman who can be easily contained and theres more to Reagan than Penn anticipated. To Reagan, she wants someone worthy to finally play with her own darkness, even if it means accepting that Penn might just be her perfect match.

Trust is a liability and love is a weapon, Reagan has two choices; be a Blackwood or disappear forever and Penn has to decide if he can finally trust someone besides himself, when he can’t even fully trust his brothers.

He broke my spirit, now he wants to own me.

Lincoln Blackwood is a force to be reckoned with at St. Charles University. As the star quarterback and the apple of everyone's eye, his charm is as legendary as his notoriety. With a lineage as twisted as his three brothers, Lincoln thrives in the chaos they create. But when his mother's marriage brings Iris Shelby into his life as an unwanted stepsister, the battle lines are drawn.

Iris, with her pristine facade, seems untouchable. Yet, under the pressure of maintaining her top rank and the incessant need to escape, she delves into a nightlife riddled with parties, drinking, and the forbidden. To Lincoln, she's a challenge; something to unravel and possess.

Loyalty is thin, and secrets are currency, Iris must face a choice between surrender and survival, and Lincoln has to decide if he's willing to finally allow someone other than his brothers in.

He shattered my trust, now he swears to protect me.

Jeremiah Blackwood is a silent storm brewing at St. Charles University. Surrounded by brothers as ruthless as himself, Jeremiah is a paradox of empathy and cold calculation. But his carefully structured life changes when Oakley Ashford, his former best friend's younger sister and also the one girl who holds a vendetta against him, steps into his territory.

Oakley carries the weight of betrayal and loss like armor. When life turns cruel after her brother disappears it leaves her shattered. Oakleys move from St. James University to St. Charles seems like a wicked twist of fate. To Oakley, she wants her life back even if it means dealing with her enemy to claim it.

Loyalty is a commodity and secrets wield destruction, Oakley has to decide between sin and betrayal, and Jeremiah must face the ghosts of his own past.