Fade to Black

Raised to be a prize, not a person, nineteen-year-old Jenna waits to be auctioned off in one of the most civilized cities in the post-Great Fall world. She’s a designer girl, a highly sought after genetically-modified human, meant for the pleasure of whatever man or men bid on her and win.

For her, the auction is a means to an end, her only shot at eventual freedom. But her careful plans are thwarted before she even steps onto the auction block, finding herself taken to the uncivilized interior of the country. Soon, she’s under the thumb of a callous man who puts her on display, hoping to profit from her while she’s on her back.

She isn’t expecting salvation when a steely-haired stranger named Conrad crosses her path, though she’s quick to ask him for a way out of her predicament. But he isn’t alone. There are three other ruggedly handsome mountain men in his chosen family, Owen, Kade and Luke.

Freedom, she’s always known, is far from free, so she understands she’ll have to please them all for a shot at liberation. It also means hiding the fact she’s a designer girl, a truth that could have them selling her on the black market or something far, far worse.

But truths are so hard to hide, secrets nearly impossible to keep, the four men carrying some of their own. And not falling in love? Well, sometimes, especially with the rapturous pleasure her men bring her between the sheets, that’s damn near impossible.

Fade to Black is a steamy, post apocalyptic, reverse harem romance. It’s told in close, third-person, multiple POVs, with some significant age gaps between the heroine and two of the heroes. While it’s the first book in a designer girl series, Jenna’s story with Conrad, Owen, Kade and Luke can be read as a standalone with a guaranteed HEA.