Saxon's Distortion. Whitsborough Progenies, #3

Saxon Greene was raised to be Black Slaughter. The role was inherited, not chosen, passed down from his mother along with a strict code and a singular purpose: eliminate predators the system can't touch. Saxon doesn't feel guilt, doesn't seek forgiveness, and doesn't pretend he's anything other than what he is. A vigilante with a reputation that keeps criminal empires in line. He lives by control, precision, and emotional distance.
That distance shatters when Amelia returns to his life. Once his childhood constant, Amelia is now a woman caught between her past and a future she's still trying to claim. Their connection is immediate, volatile, and complicated by the fact that Amelia is already in love with someone else. Cordelia Edwards, a quiet librarian with a fractured past, becomes the unexpected center of Amelia's heart, even as she's pulled into Saxon's dangerous orbit.
When a series of brutal assaults terrorizes the university campus and Amelia and Cordelia are targeted, Saxon is forced to confront a distortion in his carefully ordered world. Protecting them means breaking his own rules, exposing the truth about Black Slaughter, and unleashing a level of violence that can't be undone. What began as vigilance turns personal, and Saxon's hunt becomes merciless. Amelia must decide how much of Saxon's darkness she can survive, while Cordelia learns that loving someone connected to a monster comes with a cost neither of them anticipated.
Saxon's Distortion is a dark romance where justice is inherited, violence is methodical, and love does not redeem the monster. It weaponizes him.