Penelope Douglas, a New York Times bestselling author, presents the gripping and final chapter of the Devil’s Night series…
What unfolds when facing a five-to-one situation with no escape?
EMORY
Known as Blackchurch, this secluded mansion in an undisclosed, remote location serves as a refuge where the affluent and influential send their wayward sons to cool off away from prying eyes.
Will Grayson has always been untamed—a force of nature unbound by rules, except for his determination to do as he pleased. His grandfather couldn’t risk another public embarrassment, not after the last incident that wasn’t entirely Will’s fault. Back in high school, he may have relished trapping me in corners away from onlookers, concealing his secret desire for the quiet, nerdy girl he enjoyed tormenting. Yet, there was another side to him—a warmth and fierceness in protecting me.
The reality is, he has every reason to despise me.
It’s all my doing. Every bit of it.
Devil’s Night. The videos. The arrests.
I am accountable for it all.
And I regret nothing.
WILL
Being confined never bothered me. I learned early on that being treated like an animal grants you the freedom to act like one. No one has ever seen me differently.
Their error lies in assuming any of my actions are accidental. Even in this house devoid of internet, television, liquor, or women, I’ll emerge with something far more daunting for my adversaries.
A plan.
And a new pack of wolves.
I didn’t anticipate one of my enemies coming to me.
I don’t know who sneaked her in or if it was intentional, but her presence is unmistakable within these walls. She’s here.
As the security detail departs with the supplies, the gates close, and the door to my opulent confinement swings open, granting me another unsupervised month to roam the house and grounds, I recall with a smile…
Blackchurch harbors five prisoners, and I’m just one of its predicaments.
*Nightfall is a full-length romantic suspense tailored for readers 18+. Prior installments in the series must be read before embarking on this tale.
