The other three just hate him a normal amount. Well, not all of them hate him with all the fire in their hearts. Who hate him with all the fire in their hearts. Because well, he is gorgeous, but he’s a villain, and I have good reason to believe that.įour overprotective, overbearing, older reasons. The name that I get to call him is something completely different, something that I’ve come up with after a lot of deliberation and thought: a villain.Ī Gorgeous Villain, actually. As reckless and edgy and completely mesmerizing. And he’s as majestic and magical as an untamed mustang. In fact, he’s the soccer legend of Bardstown High. They can’t help but come back to the Wild Mustang. Yet girls can’t help but come back for more. And when he gets bored, he knows how to let it slip through his fingers and drop on the ground, breaking it into tiny little pieces. How to toss it up in the air just for fun and how to tie it up with strings and play with it like a puppet. People say he doesn’t even have a heart, or if he does, it’s pitch black. No one can save her from getting her heart broken either.īecause he never falls. If a girl so much as looks into his pretty wolf eyes, no one can save her from falling for him. They say he’s got magic, dark magic, running through his veins. Again, so much so that people say he’s got wintry, vampire skin. His jaw is sharp and angled, a true V, and his skin looks like priceless marble. So much so that people call them wolf eyes.
He has beautiful gray eyes, gunmetal gray that sometimes glow in the night. PS: Please note that in order to fit the plot and the timeline some things such as high school soccer season and Juilliard admission process have been altered. If you’ve already read it, please skip to A GORGEOUS VILLAIN, the full-length conclusion to Reed & Callie’s story.Īlso note that it is highly advisable to read the prequel first in order to enjoy the full-length book.
This edition includes the prequel, THE WILD MUSTANG & THE DANCING FAIRY. Published in the United States of AmericaĪnd for my husband, thank you for always being careful with my heart. No part of this book may be used or reproduced in any manner whatsoever without written permission of the author except in the case of brief quotations embodied in critical articles or reviews.Ī Gorgeous Villain © 2021 by Saffron A. The Wild Mustang & The Dancing Fairy © 2021 by Saffron A. Names, characters, places, and incidents are either the product of the author’s imagination or are used fictitiously, and any resemblance to actual persons living or dead, business establishments, events, or locales, is entirely coincidental. Prequel: The Wild Mustang & The Dancing Fairy
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