Shattered Reflections: Psychological Dark Romance - S. K. Pryntz

Ember: I will paint the town red with my revenge. The criminal analyst assigned to \nmy case doesn't know I'm hiding in plain sight, nor does the press. These foes are \ndetermined to unmask me for my delicious, wicked work. I'm on the run, but I \nknow they aren't the only people following my shadow. Darkness is fading, dawn \nis approaching, and this new enemy is closing in fast. \nLucius: \n \nThe clock is ticking down. It is time to deliver the head of my rival to my \nimpatient father. Therefore, I must end the evasive little princess, but the closer I \nget to her, the more my obsession grows. I've never faced a foe with wit and charm \nsimilar to mine, but no matter what, I must reclaim my throne before her poisonous \nkiss can claim me. \n \nObsession, justice, and revenge: these three notions keep much of the world \nrunning. But when they all collide, Ember's and Lucius's reflections will be \nrevealed. Can these two overcome the cracks in the truth they find, or will they \nsimply shatter? \nMirror mirror on the wall, who's the sexiest killer of them all? \n \nEmber: \n \nAs she struggles with a dark past, she has become the most vigilant serial killer Rochester New York has ever seen. Her determination to create her own justice in the world has made her blind to the other shadows who are stalking the night. Her biggest rival of all has now set his targeted focus on her. \n \nLucius: \n \nHis father is breathing down his neck to end the evasive little shadow known as Snow White. He has been studying her to find her weaknesses, but while he's been trying to unveil the cracks in her foundations, he's uncovered some of his own. Lucius has to make a decision to end the only rival who's ever been a challenge for him, or give in to his all consuming desire. \n \nWith a particularly clever criminal analyst, and their enemies only a breaths distance away, can Ember and Lucius resist the game of dangerous temptations, or will the cracks they find in their own reflections cause them both to shatter?\n