Vandal by Rachel Leigh is now live!

My mind hates what my body craves.

I have a secret.
A deep and painful secret that has been feasting on my insides.
Clawing at my heart and lacerating it in a slow and painful agony.

If Wyatt thinks that he can just walk into my life and rattle things up,
he's got another thing coming.

He's nothing to me.
Scum.
Dirt.
As good as dead.

You see, I have a secret, but so does he.
It's my turn to get my revenge,
and I can already taste the sweetness on the tip of my tongue.
No questions asked.
My secret stays mine.

His, however, is about to go up in flames.
I'll love nothing more than to watch him burn.

He better look out,
because this vandal is about to paint his world blood red.

Vandal is an MM romance with hate speech and content that may be uncomfortable for some readers. While each book in the series ends with an HEA, this is NOT a standalone and the series must be read in order.

1. Striker https://amzn.to/3p7Z7F0
2. Heathen https://amzn.to/2Z3m2a0
3. Vandal https://amzn.to/3p806VI

Caroline's Review
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My first MM read and it was a doozy! I'm loving this series so much. I'm not normally a reader of MM romances, but there's a running thread through all the books that is progressed through each story, so I really had to read this one.

”I f*cking hate Wyatt for what he did to me. He f*cked me up. He broke me.”

Tommy Chambers hates Wyatt McCoy. He may be the key to the mystery surrounding Tommy and his friends, but there’s also another reason that he hates Wyatt.

”I’ve noticed the way he looks at me. It isn’t with domineering eyes; it is sheer curiosity and need I say, attraction.”

Wyatt is used to being bullied but Tommy’s bullying hurts him more than the rest. He can’t help his attraction to the guy but he can see that Tommy’s fighting something within himself.

”All I want is to feast on him like he’s my last meal. I want him to show me everything. I want it all from him.”

Tommy and Wyatt were a beautiful couple to pop my MM cherry! I absolutely loved them! I hurt for Tommy’s struggles – his denial, his desires and his fears. However, what I loved about him was the fact that he didn’t just blindly hate. He’s definitely the most sympathetic and kindest of the four rebels, and I loved his protectiveness of Wyatt, as he begins to realise that Wyatt is a good guy. Once he’d made up his mind, his certainty didn’t really waver. Wyatt is such a sweetheart. He may have been bullied and he may not be physically strong, but I admired his sense of self immensely and that he knew exactly who he was. I loved that he and Tommy had a dynamic that was equal – both learning from the other and, ultimately, finding such happiness in being together. I adored Tommy’s friends’ and his parents’ reaction when he came out to them. It really gladdened my heart. This was a gorgeous, sensitive and super-hot read, and another part of the overall puzzle has also slotted into place. Roll on May for Zed’s story!