Don’t Forget Me by Eden Emory (Paperback)
Cold, obsessive and a killer by trade, our heroine has spent her life hiding, with love the last thing on her mind. She came to Club Pétale to lay low, until she met her. Now she’ll stop at nothing to make Professor Evens hers, even if it means going back to school. A dark, spicy stalker F/F romance...read the full blurb.
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| Weight | 424 g |
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| Dimensions | 140 × 20 × 217 mm |
| Author | Eden Emory |
| Book Series | Club Pétale |
| Book Series Order | Book 3 of 4 |
| Condition | New |
| Format | Paperback |
| Genre | BDSM, Contemporary, Dark, Dark Romance, Indie, Lesbian, LGBTQ+, Queer, Romance, Smut, Spicy, Stalker |
| Publication Year | 2023 |
| Publisher | Indie |
| Published | 05/06/2023 |
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From Eden Emory comes Don’t Forget Me, a spicy, dark, stalker F/F romance and the third book in the Club Pétale series.
Our heroine has spent most of her life hiding, and love was quite possibly the very last thing on her mind. She’s cold, obsessive, a killer by trade, and she likes it that way. She only came to Club Pétale to lay low for a while, perhaps have a little fun along the way. But then she met her, and everything changed.
Because how could she possibly deny herself, when the one person she’d been craving so sweetly handed herself over on a silver platter? Now she’ll stop at absolutely nothing until this woman is hers, even if that means going right back to school to get to her.
She’ll see you soon, Professor Evens. She only hopes you haven’t quite forgotten about her yet.
Please note this is a dark romance featuring an unconventional pairing and many dark themes; the characters are deeply flawed. Please check the trigger warnings on the author’s website before reading. This is a standalone, though it’s recommended you begin with Don’t Stop Me.
Perfect for readers who love a dark stalker F/F romance, an obsessive, morally black heroine and a dangerous, all-consuming fixation.


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