F–Kboy Psychos

Whoa, there. Stop right now. You don’t want to listen to this. Trust me. You really don’t want to listen to this. So back away slowly, hands up, and I won’t have to kill you.

They might, though. They might be willing to warm my bed, but I wouldn’t say I trusted them. Just a bunch of psychos, really. My three f–kboys, my three psychos.

Alexei Grove. God, what could I possibly say about him? How the mighty have fallen. Neurotic, violent, germaphobe. He hates to be touched. He hates the people who brought his family down even more.

Next, there’s Widow. Traumatized, edgy, unpredictable. Never have I seen a man so twitchy, yet so alpha. Just don’t make the mistake I did: don’t touch his car.

Lastly, there’s Bohnes. He’s the shadow of Prescott High. If you have enough cash, he’ll do anything. Literally anything—even bury a body. Also, he gave me severed fingers as a present. That must account for something, right?

Then, there’s me. I race cars and always win. If I can ride it, I can win it. What I can’t do is protect you.

So here’s my final warning: run, don’t walk. Better yet, ride. Ride hard, ride fast, and don’t look back. If you see my boys in the rearview, it’s already too late.

Love, Scarlett

F–kboy Psychos is a mature high school/new adult romance with enemies-to-lovers/love-hate themes. This book contains a lot of foul language and sexual scenes. Any sex featured is consensual. This is a reverse harem novel, meaning the main character has more than one love interest. The Scarlett Force series will conclude with a happy ending. This is book one in the series.