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Cole Foster: A Personal Narrative

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I fled my stifling home town for Melbrooke City, pursuing a hazy dream of making something of myself. A year later, I’m same old Jenna, working a dead-end job at a diner. Despite it all, I have hope good things are on the horizon for me. Until I’m arrested for a crime I didn’t commit. Locked up in a gloomy room in a precinct, I’m desperate for an escape from this living nightmare. Then Cole Foster enters my life with a promise to save me. While Cole is handsome, and the way he looks at me sets my blood on fire, there’s something dangerous simmering in his dark gaze. He says I 've done something wrong. He says I 've been bad. He says he can make me a good girl again... But I have to be punished. Punished is a tasty
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