Blog Tour: Their Kitten by C. Hallman

“You’re taking my brother so good, kitten…”

Their Kitten, an all-new dark, menage romance from USA Today bestselling author C. Hallman is now available!

My name is Cleo Williams and I’ve been carrying a secret all my life. I intend for it to die with me. I have no regrets as I step into Heaven at Purgatory, a dark nightclub, intending to sell my virginity.

Until I realize who I’m selling it to.

Once upon a time, they were my best friends, the only family I’d ever known.

Eight years later, we’re nothing but strangers.

One night at Purgatory was supposed to be the start of my new life. A way to run away from my dark past and the two guys who I loved once.

Instead, selling my cherry became my worst nightmare when I sold it to Tristian and Talon, the two foster brothers whose father ruined my life eight years ago.

I know all their secrets.

But they don’t know mine, and never will.

THEIR KITTEN is a full-length dark menage romance with extreme themes. Read with caution… and a safeword. This book is a standalone ending with a HEA.

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"I don’t think we’re paying you to just stare at us, Kitten," he says, and there is something familiar about his voice.

I draw my eyebrows together. Do I know these men? I stare at them a moment longer, inspecting the faces behind their masks. No, there is no way I know them.

"Kitten?" He repeats. The way he says my name is almost menacing, similar to the way a predator may taunt their prey before they go in for the kill. "What? Scared already?"

His playful question makes me tremble, but I don’t want them to know how terrified I really am.

I swallow the knot of fear lodged in my throat, and shake my head. I can’t afford to lose this opportunity, not when I’m so close to changing my life.

"No. I can handle it," I say, glad that my voice comes out more confident than I feel. "But before we start, we should establish a safe word."