Sabine Valley

"Sabine Valley is the wicked, tangled, horny world of my heart, and I devoured Abel in one sitting! Raw, sexy, queer, and polyamorous AF, this is for anyone who loves their HEAs charged with lust power, and revenge. In fact, I'm ready to pack my bags and move to Sabine Valley right the heck now." -- USA Today bestselling author Sierra Simone Seven Brothers. Seven Brides. A revenge seven years in the making. Eight years ago, my family was betrayed by those closest to us. Now we're back in Sabine Valley, staging our return during the feast of Lammas, where I step into the ring and ensure we're given what we're owed. Who we're owed. Our enemies send their seven best warriors against me. With each victory, I win a Bride for each of my brothers. And for me? I'm saving the best for last. My Bride is Harlow, the woman claimed by the man I used to call friend-the one responsible for our exile. Eli. And if Eli has a problem with it? Well, then I'll take him as my Bride, too. All the better to enact my revenge…and bring Sabine Valley to its knees. The Paine brothers are back, and we're here to stay. In Abel, you'll find: - Friends to Enemies to Lovers - Hate F*ck - MMF Romance - Marriage of Convenience x2 - Relationship in Trouble -Sword-Cross Guarantee

Seven brothers. Seven brides. A revenge seven years in the making. I never wanted any part of my family's revenge, but no one asked my opinion when my oldest brother handed out the brides during Lammas. Now, I'm saddled with Monroe, heir to the Amazon faction. She's as deadly as she is wild and the opposite of the woman I really want. Shiloh. My best friend. The night Monroe and I consummate our handfasting is like nothing I've experienced before. It's dark and brutal and intoxicating in a way I'm not prepared for. Which means it can never happen again. But now, every time I turn around, I find Monroe and Shiloh together. She's spitefully seducing my best friend, the woman I love, and there's not a damn thing I can do about it. I can't have one without the other, but letting Monroe close means I might lose myself completely.