Noir Reformatory: For Offenders

Auric's alive, but for now, his spirit has been broken. He is no longer the same male who was willing to sacrifice himself for the narrator. He has changed, and now he wants to fix the narrator. However, the narrator does not need fixing or Reformation. As a goddess, the narrator deserves to be worshipped, adored, and obeyed, and she fully intends to remind Auric of where he belongs – in her bed, in her heart, and away from the maniac who calls himself her father, King Sefid.

King Sefid will pay for what he has done to the narrator's mate. The narrator does not care what kind of tech he has invented or what kind of magic he has pushed over those the narrator loves. Sefid does not get to keep Auric, and he does not get to win. Assuming the narrator can capture her mate before he captures her and Sefid once again lures the narrator into this never-ending game of chess, where the narrator is supposed to be the Queen – but in the games of chess, sometimes the Queen is the first to die.

Noir Reformatory: Fourth Offense is a "Why Choose" paranormal romance with a plot that spans six novels. There will be cliffhangers, adult situations, violence, and MM/MF/MMF/MMFM content. The suggested reading order is as follows:

1. Noir Reformatory: The Beginning — A Standalone prequel to the Noir Reformatory universe
2. Noir Reformatory: First Offense — MMF
3. Noir Reformatory: Second Offense — MMF
4. Noir Reformatory: Third Offense — RH
5. Noir Reformatory: Fourth Offense — RH
6. Noir Reformatory: Fifth Offense — RH
7. Noir Reformatory: Final Offense — RH

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