Title: Twisted Vows
Series: Collateral Damage #2
Author: Candice Wright
Genre: Contemporary Romance
Release Date: January 6, 2022
BLURB
My parents raised me to believe in magic.
They showered me with love and told me tales of unicorns and princesses
What they should have done is warn me about monsters.
I wanted the fairytale
And for one perfect moment, I thought I had it
But that was before my husband became a monster
Before he hurt me, before he hurt others
And then he died
Leaving me defenseless amid the chaos he created.
Escaping my cage with broken wings just left me vulnerable to predators
My innocence didn’t matter. Nobody cared that I had paid for my mistakes with blood, scars, and broken bones.
I was guilty by association, and somebody had to be held accountable
After all, every fairytale needs a villain; I just didn’t expect it to be me.
Now with nowhere else to go, I hide with the one person who can keep me safe.
They say that the enemy of my enemy is my friend.
So why do I feel like I survived a monster only to end up in the arms of the devil himself?
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EXCERPT
“You’re not broken, Layla.”
I smile. “I am. I’ve been broken so many times that my pieces don’t fit together anymore. I’m not sad about it, Cash. If I cried about the pieces I lost, I’d never stop. I think everyone’s a little broken these days. Everyone is fighting a battle of some kind, whether that be mental demons, or psychotic husbands, sickness, or heartbreak. Everyone has something that threatens to tear them apart at the seams. There is no shame in breaking. We’re humans, not robots. You can be both fragile and strong. I’m broken, but I’m still standing. Some days, that’s all you can ever really hope for.”
AUTHOR BIO
Candice Wright is the international bestselling author of the Underestimated Series. Hailing from the UK, Candice lives with her three slightly unhinged children and the long-suffering partner. When she isn’t busy raising the next generation of crazy, you can find her sitting at the computer writing words she hopes will resonate or snuggled up reading stories by the authors that cultivated her love of the written word.
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