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Paint It All Red

Pages
177
Published
2016
Language
English

Synopsis

Paint It All Red is the fifth and final installment of S.T. Abby's Mindf*ck series, the explosive conclusion to a dark dual-POV romantic thriller meant to be read in order from the very first book.

Every thread of Lana Myers's long campaign of revenge comes due. The men on her list, the FBI investigation that has shadowed her for five books, and the impossible relationship at the story's heart all collide as the truth she has hidden for so long can no longer stay buried. Logan Bennett must finally reconcile everything he believes about justice with everything he feels.

Relentless, bloody, and emotionally charged, this finale pays off the series' cliffhangers and closes the account Lana opened long ago. Not a standalone — start with The Risk.

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About the author

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S.T. Abby

S.T. Abby was a pen name of American author Christie Owens Cunningham (1984–2021), used for her dark, twisty psychological thrillers and dark romance — most notably the Mindfck Series and All the Lies*. She also wrote under the pen names C.M. Owens and Kristy Cunning.

Characters

Lana MyersProtagonist

The avenger whose long campaign reaches its reckoning.

Logan BennettProtagonist

The FBI profiler forced to confront the truth about the woman he loves.

Sheriff CannonAntagonist

The corrupt sheriff whose reign over Delaney Grove and role in covering up its crimes finally comes due in the finale.

Jake (Mindf*ck)Supporting

Lana's close accomplice who helps carry out the final stages of her revenge plan against Delaney Grove.

Hadley (Mindf*ck)Supporting

An FBI colleague of Logan's who becomes part of the group in the series finale.

All characters in Paint It All Red

Frequently asked questions

  • Can I read this book as a standalone?

    This book is the fifth and final installment of a serialized story, and it is not intended to be read without completing the previous four books in the series first.

  • Is this series based on a true story?

    The narrative is a work of fiction and is not based on real-world events or people.

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