Red Rabbit: You Shatter So Beautifully (Red Rabbit Series)

She knows he's dangerous. She stays anyway.

Some enemies are made in boardrooms, in courtrooms, in cold exchanges of power. Theirs was made in blood and silence—a war neither of them chose but both of them fight with everything they have. He looks at her like she's prey. She looks back like she's considering letting him catch her.

The problem with hating someone this completely is that hate requires attention. And attention, given long enough, has a way of transforming into something neither of them can name or afford.

He says she's a weakness he refuses to have. She says he's a mistake she refuses to make. They're both liars.

When the line between enemy and obsession finally dissolves, what remains isn't soft or simple. It's sharp and consuming and threaded with every buried thing they've spent years refusing to feel. He sees through every wall she's built. She sees through his. And instead of walking away from what they find—damaged, guarded, desperately human—they shatter each other open.

*Red Rabbit* is a scorching, emotionally raw enemies-to-lovers story about two people who are certain they cannot survive each other—and slowly, achingly discover they cannot survive without each other.

Because the most terrifying thing isn't being seen by someone who hates you.

It's realizing they love you anyway.