Untrust

Scorpion Knight,-better known as “Blue” for his dark blue eyes-has no soul. Every trace of innocence in him has long since melted away under the drama that existed from before his birth. His father was the murderous Gemini Knight, often called Satan himself in his day, who ruined countless lives until his murder by the hands of family. Blue and his twin sister, the beautifully cold Jasmine, grew up in foster homes, being teased for their extra tall forms and strange eyes. Well, Blue’s grown now, and on his way to being more corrupt than his father. He’s surrounded himself with killers, psychos and former terrorists who each have their own gut-wrenching tales of misery. The one thing they all have in common is the will to never be taken advantage of again.
In a slept-on section of Hampton, VA, there lies a part of the city called Phoebus where the story begins and expands to the 7 cities of Hampton Roads. Blue has control over most areas and virtually no interference from rivals or police. His claim to fame isn’t drugs. Blue has skipped over drugs and seized the weapons and killer-for-hire business.

Just when Blue finds someone to rule beside him in the world he’s created for himself- the gold-eyed, voluptuous Angel with a wickedly violent temper shrouded behind traumatic amnesia- a mysterious man from Asia comes to town, hell bent on destroying Blue. Blue has no idea who he is, but Vu Katsamura-a member of the legendary Japanese Yakuza- is out for Blue’s blood.
As stress builds in Blue’s camp from the new threat, his team begins to turn on one another. Something mysteriously dark in Angel has Blue’s boys going crazy, Blue’s true nature is exposed, and rape, betrayals, murders and broken hearts have thrown Blue’s world into chaos. Will his team remain with him and fight the new threat, or will Blue’s evil ways finally be the end of his team as they retaliate? And don’t think if his team turns on him he’s going to take it lying down…
Bonds are broken, lives are lost…trust is undone. And when trust is undone, all that’s left to do is …
UNTRUST