Title: Debt
Author: Rachel Dunning
Published: March, 2016
Genres: New adult, Romance, Sports Romance
Rating: 17+
Length: 400+ Pages
A brief synopsis;
The
Debt Collector
I pay my debts, and I
expect others to.
I was raised in the
slums of London, I knew nothing of privilege. My father was murdered when I was
seventeen. Morty figured my father's passing meant I would automatically take
on dad's debts. I refused.
And I paid for that
refusal.
So did my sister.
So now I fight. All I
know how to do is fight. The best cash is in the states, so that's where I am
now. A big fish called Vito came along offering me a "favor" when I
arrived.
Another debt.
I paid for that one
too.
I knew Kyla Hensley
would be trouble when I met her. But I wanted her. I could see through the
falsehood of her wannabe-slutty clothes and her sexy legs. So I chased her.
Besides, trouble is
my middle name.
Kyla
Hensley
I was brought up in
privilege, but I lacked everything else. My father is a business tycoon who
buys and sells and doesn't care who gets rolled over in the process.
I never knew my
mother, and all I have of her is a photo with a note scrawled on the back in
French saying "I'm sorry." The only Female Figure I had growing up is
my dad's wife who is a bleach blond with seven boob jobs. We never bonded.
I drink. I party. I
meet guys.
But I wasn't always
like that.
I've had a string of
lovers in the last few years, the worst and most recent of which was Vince
Somerset. My best friend Vera was dating a guy called Rory Cansoom who is the
opposite of Vince in so many ways, and yet so the same.
She and I hit the
road for the summer, getting away from the two college psychos and just trying
to have some fun.
But there's a funny
thing about trouble, the more you run from it, the more it finds you.
Which is when I met the Debt Collector.
It was only supposed
to be sex. He made that clear. I made that clear.
That's all it was
supposed to be.
I never expected to
fall in love. I never expected to fall so deeply,
madly, uncomfortably in love with a man who is wrong, so wrong for me.
And
yet...so unbelievably right.