Her Way: Kids of The District, Book 3

"Your love for her is dangerous and unnatural."

I grin. "I'm dangerous and unnatural."

Bronson:

Olive skin. Amber eyes. She has been mine since we were fourteen.

She was my beautiful distraction from the chaos I was born into.

From the disturbances in my own mind.

From my legacy.

So when everything we created together is ripped away, I burn the idea of a peaceful life. Widening my arms to my inevitable fate, I accept my duties.

Without her, I embrace a single purpose.

To protect my brothers.

To protect my family.

Shoshanna:

Green-blue eyes. A dimpled grin. The world was a mere playground to my nutcase, Bronson Butcher.

But I destroyed him.

So he walked away from me, dragging behind him one half of my severed heart.

Eleven years later, the crazy son of a bitch appears, bleeding out on my hospital table.

A bullet wound. Of course.

We have both changed so much.

Bronson now lives by a deranged and bloody moral code. And he takes whatever he wants. . .

Whomever he wants.

Her Way is book three in the Kids of The District Series. You can read it as a standalone. But for the best experience, read The Duet - Our thing & Cosa Nostra before this book. Her Way has a HEA. And it features a possessive and dirty-talking hero who may be a little crazy, as well as a fiery and determined heroine. Both main characters are possessive, jealous, and fight for each other. It is a love story first. Word steam second. Violence, gore, and drama, third. Enjoy.