About this book
Kennedy Anderson had everything — the full ride to Ridgemont State, the SEC spotlight, and the girl he'd loved since seventh grade.
Then his leg shattered, his girlfriend left him for his replacement, and the only people still checking on him are roommates who crack the door open to leave Gatorade like offerings at a shrine.
He's given up on football, school, and showers when a familiar silhouette appears in his doorway. For one desperate second, he thinks Cassidy came back.
It's not Cassidy. It's her older sister — the one the family doesn't talk about. The one who changed her name at eighteen, went to mortuary school, and sleeps in an actual coffin.
Briar Monroe didn't come to comfort him.
She came because he's finally interesting enough to be useful.
And this is useful to you because you want smut.
