The characters and details in this story are highly controversial and taboo, with that in mind it is a fictional story and therefore is not a reflection on the author's beliefs and opinions.

This is not your typical romance novel and cliche love story. This is a fictional tale of a student-teacher relationship with many deep-rooted drama and lies, which some readers may find controversial and taboo. Don't let the narrative deceive you, there are no 'good-guys' in this book, each character is flawed and guilty of their own accord, and to fully understand the depths of their lies and crimes, you will need to read both books.
This series also mentions acts that may trigger some readers, those triggers will be listed here.
Age gap relationship (Although both characters are of consenting age and there is no mention of underage intimacy, the nature of their relationship may make readers uncomfortable.)
-BDSM (There are many moments through out the series were limits will be pushed and safe words will be used.)
-Mention of DV and SA. These subjects are mentioned, and in some cases portrayed throughout the series. readers need to keep this in mind when continuing to read this series. Again, this is a controversial series and a work of fiction.
-Pregnancy and pregnancy loss.
-Mental health issues and intrusive thoughts.
-Sex worker.
-Descriptive details of murder and acts causing intentional death and harm.
-Death of parents.
-Details that suggest that the relationship being portrayed is toxic and/or abusive.

PLEASE keep these details in mind when choosing to continue to read these books. Your mental health matters, as well as your triggers.

Characters and details portrayed in this story are FICTIONAL and are not a personal reflection of the authors beliefs and values.


Rabeccah Lambers is a twenty-one year old English-lit student from Townsville who begins a relationship with her former teacher, her father's best friend, Mr. Brenners. Their controversial relationship causes heartbreak and trauma to those around them, spiraling Rabeccah into a deep depression. Over the series we see the couple explore parts of each other and themselves that they didn't know existed, bringing up questionable pasts and unknown futures for them both. Their love is tested by many obstacles in their path, making you question if what they have is really love? Or something far more sinister and grotesque? Are Mr. Brenners intentions as pure as Rabeccah's? Or is there something deeper, darker, more prohibited behind his motives?