Scarlet Scars Series (Scarlet Scars #1-2) - J.M. Darhower

Written by J.M. Darhower
Read by Kasha Kensington, Iggy Toma
Format: M4B
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Unabridged

Menace (Scarlet Scars #1)

Once upon a time, there was a guy who got so fed up with life that he resorted to murder and mayhem just to feel alive.

Lorenzo Gambini is bored. So f–king bored. Most people either annoy him or avoid him, afraid to face him. Figuratively. Literally.

With his face partially disfigured, scarred, he looks every bit the monster the stories make him out to be: the notorious Scar. They say he’s a sociopath.

Maybe he’s a psychopath. Whatever path he’s on, people tend to stay far away from it.

Until one day, a young woman bumps right into him - a woman just as fed up with life, but for much different reasons.

With a scarlet letter inked on her wrist and secrets buried deep in her soul, Morgan Myers is running from something…or maybe somebody.

Lorenzo isn’t quite sure. You can bet your ass he’s going to figure it out, though.
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Grievous (Scarlet Scars #2)

Once upon a time, there was a girl who stopped believing in fairy tales after her innocence was stolen.

Morgan Myers is tired. So damn tired. Most people either push her around or brush her off, and she’s not putting up with it anymore.

Determined to reclaim the life that had been stolen from her, she puts her trust in the last person she ever expected to: the notorious they call Scar.

Morgan sees a side of him that few people seem to know—the man, not the myth. Lorenzo. And what she sees, she likes, a lot more than she thought she would.

But fairy tales aren’t real, as life likes to remind her. Some dragons, you just can’t slay, no matter how hard you fight them.

And when hers comes back around, breathing fire, she’s forced to face some unimaginable horrors.

But there’s a white knight in combat boots out there that isn’t afraid of monsters.

You see, it’s impossible to be afraid of something you see every day in the mirror.