Title: Filthy 2
Author: Megan D. Martin
Publisher: Megan D. Martin
ASIN: B00N70Z9AG
Pages: 42
Genre: Erotica
The second installment in the dark erotic serial Filthy by Megan D. Martin.
Faye Turner’s nose itches for another bump of cocaine and her body burns for the man she can’t have—Rhett Hale, her step-brother. He is completely different than the guy she fell for four years ago—the guy who turned her down. Now he’s a clean cut stranger with eyes that burn with a constant war of lust and hate.
But he isn’t the only one with eyes for Faye.
Someone else is back from her old life… And Faye finds herself falling further into the past she tried to forget.
***Filthy is a dark erotic serial novel that will release in six monthly segments of around 50 pages each. This book is not for those who like a traditional heroine. Faye and Rhett's story is dark, complicated, and twisted with themes that are not acceptable to all readers. Read at your own risk.***
Faye Turner’s nose itches for another bump of cocaine and her body burns for the man she can’t have—Rhett Hale, her step-brother. He is completely different than the guy she fell for four years ago—the guy who turned her down. Now he’s a clean cut stranger with eyes that burn with a constant war of lust and hate.
But he isn’t the only one with eyes for Faye.
Someone else is back from her old life… And Faye finds herself falling further into the past she tried to forget.
***Filthy is a dark erotic serial novel that will release in six monthly segments of around 50 pages each. This book is not for those who like a traditional heroine. Faye and Rhett's story is dark, complicated, and twisted with themes that are not acceptable to all readers. Read at your own risk.***
Megan D. Martin is a multi-published author, mother, student and editor. In her spare time she enjoys decorating her house with strange things that do not match, playing her old school Nintendo Entertainment System, and buying fish for her many fish tanks.
Faye Turner is itching for more cocaine and struggling to get through her mother's funeral. She wants her step-brother although she can't have him. Things seem to be spiraling more out of control than usual. Her past finds her and offers her what she desires most, can she go back to that taboo place for some cocaine?
Martin is a true artist, you know what you're reading is taboo but you can't help but keep reading. The writing is done in a way that doesn't feel so taboo. You get dragged into Faye's emotions and her struggles to believe an honest life exists for her. Parts of this are painful to read because you just want to reach out and help Faye. I look forward to the next installment.
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