Nothing they'll do can hurt me. I'm already broken.
When my stepfather dumps me off at Bainbridge Hall, I can tell I'm in trouble. At the mercy of the brotherhood, I'm forced by my mother's husband to follow their every command. I should run. Far, far away. From the moment I arrive, these bastards test me. Every time they push, another piece of my past trauma is exposed. But I'm stronger than they think I am, and I've learned the hard way the only person I can count on is me. One brooding artist. One football god. And one hate-fueled stepbrother. Mason. Bear. Duke. The plan is simple: keep my head down and focus on getting the college degree I so desperately want. But this house is not what it seems, and every door I open reveals a memory I had buried deep, things I had willed myself to forget. Bainbridge Hall. Where the bastards are beautiful, and my nightmares become reality. Mason is the first book in the Bastards of Bainbridge Hall trilogy, centering around three men and one woman. This should be listened to after the Brothers of Hawthorne Hall trilogy, as it is connected and continues the story. For mature listeners.
