Break Her: The Deviant Duet Book Two

Hatred was supposed to be simple — until it wasn't.

In this explosive conclusion to *The Deviant Duet*, Avery and Rowen's volatile stepsibling dynamic has collapsed into something far more dangerous than either of them bargained for. What began as mutual loathing has twisted into an obsession neither can outrun, and now Avery finds herself exactly where she swore she'd never be — completely at Rowen's mercy.

Trapped beneath his relentless control in a world drenched in gothic shadows and suffocating desire, Avery wages a private war against herself. She craves freedom. She craves *him*. And in Rhea Pryce's darkly atmospheric world, those two things may be mutually exclusive. Rowen is possessive, ruthless, and unapologetic — a man who treats boundaries as suggestions and Avery as his sole obsession. Their BDSM-charged dynamic burns with intensity, but the power games they play carry real consequences.

Then Rowen's buried secrets surface, and suddenly the control he's fought so hard to maintain begins to fracture. Everything they've built — every dark, forbidden thing between them — teeters on the edge of destruction. Avery must decide whether the man behind the obsession is worth the damage he leaves in his wake, and Rowen must reckon with whether his grip is holding her close or pushing her away for good.

Some loves are complicated. This one is consuming, morally tangled, and impossible to put down.