Slay Ride
Snow won’t be the only thing getting blown
Bennett
My mother is in a medical facility, and I’m running out of money to pay for her care after screwing up a recent contract hit. To make matters worse, I’m no closer to finding my missing sister. I need a distraction.
That’s where Catarina Novak comes into the picture.
When she decides to attend the winter retreat, it’s only natural that I would follow her. My intentions are simple: make her as miserable as possible so that I can forget how miserable I am.
Making her unhappy is my favorite pastime, but what happens when I discover something I enjoy more? And how will I handle the truths she makes me admit to myself?
Cat
The winter retreat is a chance to forget all my worries and enjoy myself for an entire week. I’ll be there with my best friend, and I’ll finally get my first kill. What could possibly go wrong?
A lot, apparently.
When Bennett Carter breezes into the log mansion, he brings a cloud of chaos in his wake. With his stupidly handsome smirk, he blocks my kills at every turn and makes it his life’s mission to annoy me. But when we get lost in the woods overnight, something changes . . .
If people discover what we’ve done, we’ll never hear the end of it, but how can we keep this a secret when we’re stuck under a microscope? How can we stop what we’ve set in motion? And do we even want to?
Welcome to the winter retreat, Sinners!
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Slay Ride is the second book in Lauren Biel’s Slaycation series. Each book follows a different couple as they navigate the hilarity of love and murder. These dark romantic comedies are packed with serial killers, forced proximity, and banter that cuts deep. It’s a dangerously good time!
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