Two interconnected stories. Two taboo treats. Brandt's Cherry Girl He's old enough to be her father. She's his best friend's daughter. Their connection is off the charts. And so very, very wrong. This can't happen. Oh, but it already is... Sheriff's Bad Girl He's the law and follows the rules. She's wild and out of control. His daughter's best friend is trouble. And he wants to punish her... With his teeth. WARNING: These novellas are extremely hot and jam packed with insta-love. They're MAJORLY taboo so if you have triggers about age and deviant acts, please don't read this. I can't be held responsible for corrupting you. If you have a taste for all things naughty, then you're going to devour these taboo treats!

She’s all grown up. My best friend’s daughter is now the ultimate temptation. Hot. Sultry. A craving I can’t ignore. I’ll break the rules of a lifelong friendship just to have a taste. But one taste isn’t enough. He’ll kill me once he realizes I’ve broken the unspoken code. As the town’s sheriff, I know he’s more than capable. Problem is, I don’t care. I want her again and again because she’s mine. I’ll take my chances with her father because the reward is that sweet. It feels good to be a little BAD BAD BAD… ***This story is an edited “safe” version of a previous “unsafe” edition found on K’s website.***

Illustrations and simple, rhyming text follow a family as they move to a new town.

For use in schools and libraries only. Seventeen-year-old Dallas loves the rush of doing wild and crazy things. But after she is caught robbing a convenience store, her father sends her to the Girls' Rehabilitation Center, where Dallas meets an assortment of "bad" girls, forcing her to face the reality of her life and behavior.

"Juvenile mockery of poetry and the American poetry establishment, as well as excited reverence for both, are the themes of [Chelsey] Minnis's second collection."--Publishers Weekly "Decadent! Childish! . . . indulgent and melancholy . . . moments of extreme morbidity and anger."--Arielle Greenberg "Her poems take some getting used to."--Robert Strong "Many won't find her . . . acceptable at all...--Cole Swensen

True power is never held by good men, only the most perfect of villains. And she and I are both villains... I stole her, and she's so very angry. The cartel princess doesn't like being a pretty little pawn. She fights me when she should fear me. But oh, how her defiance excites me. She would kill me if she could, and I'd ruin her if I had an ounce less control. What a twisted game we play with sweet threats and cruel promises. I crave her madness in the most depraved ways because I know she'll be so beautiful when she bleeds. A queen who could set the world on fire and a king who would call it rain. Two very bad people who want very bad things are never safe together. Some love stories have no heroes.

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