Chaos (Four Horsemen Book 2)

Scarlett came back — but she didn't come back broken.

The girl who once orbited the Four Horsemen like a moth desperate for flame is gone. In her place stands someone harder, sharper, and far more dangerous. When Scarlett returns to Fortuity and plants herself directly in their path, she isn't looking for forgiveness. She's looking for a fight.

West Greer is done playing games. As one of the Four Horsemen — men who wear their darkness like armor and bend the world to their will — he's accustomed to getting exactly what he wants. And what he wants is Scarlett. Not the version she's trying to be now, but the truth buried underneath all that armor she's built against him. Against all of them.

This dark contemporary romance crackles with the kind of tension that doesn't stay confined to arguments. Every confrontation between Scarlett and West is a powder keg — layered with unresolved history, raw desire, and a power struggle neither of them is willing to concede. West and his men don't just thrive on chaos; they are chaos, and they have no intention of letting Scarlett pretend she's immune to what burns between them.

But Scarlett has secrets of her own now, and the woman she's become may be more than even the Four Horsemen bargained for.

In a battle between monsters and the woman who knows them best, the real question isn't who wins — it's who survives wanting each other this much.