Liar by Ketley Allison

Ember is a succubus, consuming in every sense.

I was whipped for her, lashed in front of the entire Nobility, and I should despise her for it.
I get on my knees for no man or woman, yet my father forced me down on them for access to an amateur tape. A wide-angle view in night vision mode where our eyes glow like ferrets and our bodies came together in blurry, green twists, yet I protected it from my father anyway.
Protected her.
Chased Ember down on the night of the challenge that should’ve killed her—and let’s be honest, she should’ve died a few times now, escaping death with the skill of a nimble rabbit until ultimately, jaws will sink into her haunches—and buckled in front of her.
Me. Bleeding and weak, opening myself up to her, and for what?
I’m forever tied to the Briars, enemies of the Weatherbys. Savannah Merricourt is labeled as my intended, and I should accept it, as I do everything, because my father’s too powerful and I’ve been locked in the basement too many times.
Outwardly, I can do what he wants while actively ruminating on my own pathway to independence. That simply doesn’t work when I’m imprisoned for weeks on end.
And so, like I stated to Ember, we’re at an impasse. All of us.
A truce? Never.

LIAR is the third and final installment of the dark and spicy Thorne of Winthorpe Academy series. It may contain triggering content, such as bullying, enemies-to-lovers themes, and mature situations. Recommended for those 17+.