K L Taylor-Lane

Mother says I'm strange. After hiding me away in a school for twelve years, her new husband wants me home. To be a family. Out in the middle of nowhere, the Blackwell family's stone mansion stands tall. Heron Mill is hidden, tucked away deep in the forest, surrounded by nothing but trees. Something nefarious hides here. A sinister secret decaying in its basement. And then there's him. My new stepbrother is unusual. The things he does, different. His behaviour, curious. The way his dark eyes watch me from the shadows when he thinks I don't notice, unnatural. Wrong. I can feel the darkness inside of him, cold and vicious. A sickness, something contagious, a poison seeping into my bones, disturbing something that long lay dormant. Something inside of me is starting to awaken and I'm really not sure it's something good. *Please read with caution, the characters in this book do not and will not conform to society's standards or normalities. This book does have a happy ever after.*

Heron Mill

Mother said I'm strange, I am. I am strange. I am violent. I am wanted. I am not Mother. Heron Mill is our home. A fortress where there's solace in the shadows, obsession in the darkness and horror in the basement. I found love here. But now there's a stranger in my house, another inside my head, and something... someone is stalking me through the shadows. I am haunted. I am hunted. I am hurting. I'm losing grip on everything I thought I knew, on myself, on our safety, on him. There are dangers looming that threaten to tear us apart, and I think, just maybe, one of them could be me. This is book 2 of Hunter and Grace's story. Book 1 - Heron Mill must be read first. This was not a planned continuation, meaning book 1 - Heron Mill can still be read and enjoyed as a standalone if you so wish. The Blackwell Brothers is a series of interconnected standalones, but each book can be read individually. *Please read with caution, this is a dark gothic horror romance, the characters in this book do not and will not conform to society's standards or normalities. This book does have a happy ever after.*

K L Taylor-Lane

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