M. L. Rio

If We Were Villains: A Novel is an intriguing and captivating work of fiction, written by M. L. Rio. This book follows the lives of seven college students as they navigate their way through a mysterious Shakespeare class and its enigmatic professor. With vivid descriptions and well-developed characters, this novel is sure to keep readers on the edge of their seats until the satisfying conclusion.

The story begins with Oliver Marks, a college senior who has been released from prison after serving eight years for a crime he can’t remember committing. He reunites with his six other former classmates, now all grown up, who were also involved in that fateful night. As the group try to piece together the events of that evening and uncover the truth about what really happened, they are confronted with unresolved tensions and secrets that threaten to destroy their close-knit bond.

This suspenseful novel is sure to draw readers into its world of mystery and intrigue as they unravel the secrets of what actually occurred on that fateful night so many years ago. With themes of ambition, guilt, betrayal and friendship , If We Were Villains delves deeply into what it truly means to be friends in times of crisis. Readers will be enthralled by this gripping tale until its surprising resolution.