Breaking Boston
I thought I could trust them. But I couldn’t.
I thought I was safe. But I wasn’t.
I thought I had it figured out. But I didn’t.
Lux Kingsley and Donovan Hades are beautiful fucking monsters consumed by darkness and sin.
They promised to ruin me—to break me. But they can’t break what’s already broken.
They protected me, then made me believe I was a pawn in their wicked game. So I played along, determined to win.
They underestimated the strength that lies within me—the determination to find the truth.
The darkness they tried to drown me in will be no match for the darkness I carry within.
I will no longer let anyone break me.
In and out of foster homes since the age of 8, Boston Avery has had nothing but danger, addiction, and darkness plague her tortured soul.
Finding comfort in two of her foster brothers, Boston thought Lux and Donovan would always be there.
And they were. But then they left… and now they’re back.
Finally, out of the clutches of the system, Boston tries to hunt down the family she was ripped away from, longing for the love and answers she never knew but always wanted.
In a world where love turns into obsession and everyone hides behind a mask, Boston delves deeper into her search, uncovering painful truths and facing the harsh reality of her past.
As she confronts the demons that haunted her for so long, Boston discovers that the true meaning of family isn’t always about blood, but about the people who stand by you through it all.
And most importantly, some secrets are meant to stay buried.
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