Thank You
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They call me psycho and I used to be drenched in sweetness. The Ibarra's stole everything from me. And I couldn't be happier to make friends with their enemy.
A dark satire with an even darker theme. Vengeance tastes so good baby, especially when you are the one pulling the trigger.
Oh, yeah trigger warnings of all kinds.
This is about a boy I once knew.
Arturo begged intelligently for affection. Used me in brutal ways I never knew existed. Until I became his sacrifice for initiation. A ritual to earn his membership to the notorious crime family. The Ibarra's weren't to be tested, not in our small town. They had power only white-collar fathers would get thirsty for.
Simone Stacey never had a blemish, now she carries bruises from her padded cell. She awaits judgments in the asylum from the one and only Santiago Ibarra. Her first love's older brother. Keeping her tongue tamed, under lock and key they keep her controlled because when you destroy the poor girl, a woman is born.
How does one go about executing revenge in the worst possible way?
You make friends with your enemies enemy.
In the Ibarra family, they all have their secrets, they all follow one rule. When you are welcomed into the Ibarra family you do as you are told. No matter the cost or consequence. Remember your place inside the walls, and don't dare question why.
Where has the long-lost lover gone?
Wouldn't you like to know?
So would I.
You want to know our cryptic story.
Welcome to the family, I hope you don't mind the scars or the screams.
Thank you is the 7th book in the Femme Fatale Series. It has themes of dark mafia romance and an arranged marriage.
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. Her poetry and memoirs have appeared in literary magazines. Laikyn's unique tone is an iconic symbol for her stories.
Originally from Idaho, she resides wherever the road takes her and her three children.
