Wrecked By The Bully
(2026)(The fourth book in the Dark Cravings series)
A novel by Nadia Aidan and Eve Noon
Years of guarded glances, and careful distance disguised as denial. Until one fateful night shatters it all…
Amanda Yates and Ashton ‘Ace’ Carrington have always kept their distance.
Not friends. Not enemies. Just two people circling each other in silence—cold, careful, and pretending indifference because acknowledging what simmers between them would be far too dangerous.
Before their siblings fell in love, staying apart was easy. But with Amara and Asher engaged, Amanda and Ashton are constantly thrown together. Every tense dinner, every heated argument, every lingering glance sharpens the awareness that’s been building for years.
Amanda is chaos wrapped in a gorgeous, defiant package—the wild younger sister who burns too hot and lives too wild. Ashton is the controlled one—the twin who never slips, never breaks, never loses his cool. Except when it comes to her. She’s his only weakness. The one temptation he knows he must resist.
When Ashton catches Amanda doing what she does best—causing trouble and about to make another of many poor life choices—he steps in to stop her. What starts as a clash of wills, spirals into something far more dangerous—a mutual obsession they’re struggling to resist, and eventually they just can’t.
When one reckless night finally shatters their careful restraint, it ignites into a rough, all-consuming passion that changes everything. But then Ashton’s regret drives him away, leaving Amanda furious, heartbroken, and convinced she’s done with him.
Months later, when she shows up with another man on her arm, Ashton's control finally snaps. He’s done holding back. Done pretending. Done letting anyone else touch what’s his.
Amanda may think she can walk away, but Ashton will cross oceans and break every rule to claim her.
Some stories leave you breathless. This one will leave you wrecked.
Amanda Yates and Ashton ‘Ace’ Carrington have always kept their distance.
Not friends. Not enemies. Just two people circling each other in silence—cold, careful, and pretending indifference because acknowledging what simmers between them would be far too dangerous.
Before their siblings fell in love, staying apart was easy. But with Amara and Asher engaged, Amanda and Ashton are constantly thrown together. Every tense dinner, every heated argument, every lingering glance sharpens the awareness that’s been building for years.
Amanda is chaos wrapped in a gorgeous, defiant package—the wild younger sister who burns too hot and lives too wild. Ashton is the controlled one—the twin who never slips, never breaks, never loses his cool. Except when it comes to her. She’s his only weakness. The one temptation he knows he must resist.
When Ashton catches Amanda doing what she does best—causing trouble and about to make another of many poor life choices—he steps in to stop her. What starts as a clash of wills, spirals into something far more dangerous—a mutual obsession they’re struggling to resist, and eventually they just can’t.
When one reckless night finally shatters their careful restraint, it ignites into a rough, all-consuming passion that changes everything. But then Ashton’s regret drives him away, leaving Amanda furious, heartbroken, and convinced she’s done with him.
Months later, when she shows up with another man on her arm, Ashton's control finally snaps. He’s done holding back. Done pretending. Done letting anyone else touch what’s his.
Amanda may think she can walk away, but Ashton will cross oceans and break every rule to claim her.
Some stories leave you breathless. This one will leave you wrecked.