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The Lies We Steal
Hollow Boys, Book 1
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Narrado por:
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Lucy Rivers
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Grayson Owens
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Monty Jay
It's been months since the day we stood above that empty grave that stunk of burnt flesh and secrets. All of us were dressed to the nines, one of us wearing a wedding dress, a day that was supposed to mark the beginning of a new adventure. It marked the bitter end of our vengeance.
We have done things that have marked our souls for eternity. But before we get there, we have to go back. Back to where it all started. The place I could find in my sleep.
Hollow Heights University in the macabre, somber seaside town of Ponderosa Springs. A college for prestigious, wealthy children to receive the highest education. A town drowning in treachery and secrets that became our damnation. But it wasn't the forest surrounding the grounds or even the mysterious hidden mausoleum that haunted me.
It was them. The ones that lurked in the night, things so wicked, so twisted, so evil, they would become the rulers of my nightmares. The Hollow Boys. One wrong move and I landed myself directly in their line of fire.
This is not a story about love, it is not a story of happy endings. Love just happened to blossom in our sorrows, in our pain, our fear, our blood.
Every terrible thing they ever did, we watched, we helped, we loved them anyway. Some run from their monsters, we fell in love with ours.
Contains mature themes.
©2021 Monty Jay (P)2024 TantorLately, it's been so hard to find a dark romance that isn't cringe. I'm getting a little tired of reading about 18-year-olds who are somehow murderous masterminds, FMCs who make me want to throw the book across the room, characters being toxic for absolutely no reason, and yet another mafia plot. 😭
But this one actually kept me hooked and engaged.
The plot was solid, and I really love a good plot with dark themes, so this scratched an itch I didn't even know I had. It was refreshing to read something that felt dark without relying on the same recycled tropes over and over again.
Honestly, I wasn't expecting to like this as much as I did, but here we are. 👀📚
3.75⭐️
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