Kiss Me Twisted

Love didn’t save her—it twisted her.

Berkley Monroe survived the fire, the secrets, and the truths she never saw coming. But survival isn’t healing, and everything that follows feels sharper, darker, more fragile. Rowan, Ronan, and Emerson want her—all of her—but trust doesn’t come easily when your body remembers what your heart wishes it could forget. Loving them as one is dangerous enough. Letting herself need them may be the most terrifying risk of all.

As Berk struggles under the weight of her trauma, the line between protection and possession begins to blur. The men who would burn the world for her are fighting battles of their own—rage, guilt, obsession—and the past isn’t finished clawing its way back into their lives. Powerful enemies move in silence, lies tighten like a noose, and every step forward threatens to pull them deeper into a twisted game of control and retaliation. In this world, vulnerability is a weapon, and someone is always watching.

Kiss Me Twisted dives headfirst into the brutal middle of love—where desire crashes into fear, trust is carved out inch by agonizing inch, and healing is raw, messy, and anything but kind. Some loves aren’t meant to rescue you. Some demand that you survive them first. And when everything is already shattered, the only question left is how much more you’re willing to lose before you finally strike back.

If you crave dark romance, possessive devotion, emotional wreckage, and a heroine fighting to trust the men who want all of her—this is where it gets twisted. Kiss Me Twisted is Book Two of Four in the Ashes of Us series, and once you step into the aftermath, there’s no turning back.

Content Note: This series explores dark and emotionally intense themes, including trauma, violence, and morally gray characters. Full trigger warnings are available in the front matter.