Cover Reveal: See Through Me by Sera Bright

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Synopsis: See Through Me - Book #1 Lose My Senses - May 2014

There's only one person I want to see when I return home. But I know he won't be waiting. It's the reason I feel safe enough to come back.

I'm so wrong.

Ash isn't the same quiet boy from next door. He's tall, dark, and demanding answers. He wants me, but he doesn't trust me. Who can blame him? When his own family tried to break him down, he still sheltered me in this town full of liars. And I repaid it by leaving him without a word.

But I'll do anything to protect him. I have the scars on my wrist to prove it.


Contains strong language, sexual situations, and mature themes. This novel is not intended for readers under the age of 17

Goodreads Link: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/20878454-see-through-me?ac=1

 

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