Mr. Red by Tessa Layne
Nicholas
They say an eye for an eye, and God knows I deserve every punishment for the things I’ve done. But when Alison comes sweeping into my life like an angel of death, begging for mercy is the last thing on my mind.
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USA Today Bestselling Author Tessa Layne loves urban jungles, wild places, and writing about tenderhearted tough guys and the smart, sassy women they fall for.
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