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"I just thought you were wrong when you said you loved me."
Fairytales turn into nightmares in the blink of an eye.
My little sister was the princess in our family. The golden untouchable child.
I thought one day I would find my prince, and I could hold reign as a queen. But I didn't realize I would have to share him with the Empress.
Always the protector.
What happens when the savior is need of saving?
I dreamed of being with a prince
I tried so hard to save her, I lost my ability to survive on my own.
Libby was the prize and I was just her protector.
Fairytales turn into nightmares in the blink of an eye.
My little sister was the princess in our family. The golden untouchable child.
I thought one day I would find my prince, and I could hold reign as a queen. But I didn't realize I would have to share him with the Empress.
Always the protector.
What happens when the savior is in need of saving?
I dreamed of being with a prince
I tried so hard to save her, I lost my ability to survive on my own.
Libby was the prize and I was just her protector.
Marley wasn't a prince in armor. He was an outcast and bodyguard to the corrupt.
Our years together were permanent. The father to my children, the hero to my bad days. I loved him like he was mine to keep, even though I know he belonged to the Empress of the Chicago Leo.
Holy Tuesday the 5th book in the Femme Fatale book series.
Holy Tuesday is a Mexican Mafia Age Gap Romance book.
18+ Mature Content, Explicit Language, Alcohol & Drug Use, Sexual and Violent Scenes, Trigger Warning
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Laikyn Meng is a Japanese American indie author.
She has penned over thirty publications. She maintains a steady stream of romantic expression involving diverse character representation.
She is the author of noteworthy series, the female empowered; Femme Fatale, and the family drama; Mum's the Word. The five-star phenomenon, National Parks. Her poetry and memoirs have appeared in literary magazines. Laikyn's unique tone is an iconic symbol for her stories.
