Twisted Sins
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Twisted Sins
Narrated by:
Olivia Marlowe
Pre-order for $26.13
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Narrated by:
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Olivia Marlowe
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By:
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Kai Juniper
Summary
Forbidden love
Dark secrets
Enemies to lovers
Family loyalties
At Twisted Pine Academy, crowns don’t slip.
They’re stolen.
Rumor Bennet didn’t mean to start a war. She just refused to bow to the Halliway crown. But at Twisted Pine, defiance doesn’t go unnoticed.
When Braden Halliway — golden boy quarterback and heir to the Halliway throne — goes down on the field, whispers turn vicious. Accident . . . or revenge? Because this isn’t the first time someone close to the team has fallen.
A dead former quarterback.
A girl who ‘fell’ from a balcony.
And Jackson Novak — Legion’s star, Twisted Pine’s exiled prince — knows more than he’s saying.
He’s supposed to be the enemy.
He’s supposed to be off-limits.
He’s definitely not supposed to be the only one she trusts.
But stolen kisses turn into dangerous alliances.
Secrets turn into leverage.
And the closer Rumor gets to Jackson and the truth, the clearer it becomes—
At Twisted Pine, power isn’t inherited.
It’s protected.
And if Rumor thought punching a princess started the war.
Falling for the enemy might end her.©2026 Kai Juniper (P)2027 W. F. Howes Ltd
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