Lesley Camphouse

Cameron was living his life just fine. He had his family, his friends, and an occasional date with whoever was willing to, to keep up the facade. His life is turned upside down when he has an epiphany and wants to do something good in life.

When Tristan’s mother is pregnant with a girl, he hates his unborn baby sister instantly. She was not part of the plan, nor was his mother’s boyfriend. When she’s born, Tristan loathes his baby sister, Evie, a sibling he never asked for and one who is inferior to him.

With her big brother no longer there to feed her and the supplies he left behind running low, Evie has to find another way to satisfy her cravings. After a particular incident, she learns that human flesh does not all taste the same, and she’s looking for a specific flavor.

Dr. Eleanor Rudence, addressed as just Nora by her male peers, is accepted into a penitentiary institution to begin her research on the psychology of criminals who have assaulted minors.

When Gemma moves across the country, she’s thrilled to be accepted in a group to play her favorite TTRPG. The group is excited, too. Then, in one session, one of the members takes it too far, becoming that guy.

Ophelia wants one thing. Love. When she meets Ezra, she thinks she has found it—a community of women who live peacefully together and cater to one man. The concept of polyamory intrigues Ophelia, and she agrees to join.

As Polly wakes up from her coma, her memories come rushing back, and she decides to write one final love letter to Dylan —a kind of apology, if you will, sort of. First, she needs to break out of the facility where she’s being held.

It's her looks that lure them in, predators looking for their next defenseless prey until they meet her. They had never encountered a prey like her, an Apex Prey. Everything goes well until Polly meets him, and she must make a decision. Love, or her youth?

From the moment Polly is born, she is subjected to misogyny and abuse. Brainwashed to stay young and beautiful, forced to witness her father's abuse of her older sister. Her mother? Useless, prioritizing her own safety over that of her two daughters. But how long can someone withstand such abuse?