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In Pain – Du sollst leiden, S. T. Abby continues Lana Myers’s dark and dangerous quest for revenge. With only one name remaining on her list, Lana faces the challenge of concealing her past from Logan
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Revenge has shaped Lana Myers’s life for years, but reaching the end of her mission may prove more complicated than she imagined. In Pain – Du sollst leiden, the fourth instalment of the German Lana-Myers series, S. T. Abby brings Lana closer to the final confrontation she has been working toward. Lana’s pursuit began after a group of men subjected her to severe abuse when she was a teenager. She has spent years tracking them down, crossing names off her list one by one. Now, only one target remains—the man she considers the worst of them all. Yet Lana’s private mission threatens the life she has built with Logan Bennett. Logan is an FBI agent, and he is also the man she loves. His professional duty puts him on a collision course with the truth about Lana’s identity and actions. As the distance between her hidden past and their relationship narrows, Lana must confront the possibility that the person closest to her may discover everything she has tried to conceal. The novel combines a revenge-driven plot with romantic tension, criminal investigation, and questions about justice and personal responsibility. Readers can expect an intense story in which loyalty, love, violence, and secrets collide, while the protagonist’s choices create increasingly serious consequences. This book is intended for adult readers who enjoy dark romance, romantic suspense, morally complicated protagonists, and stories built around revenge. As the fourth book in the series, it is best read after the preceding instalments to follow the continuing relationships and central storyline. The story contains themes of past abuse, torture, violence, and revenge. Readers who are sensitive to these subjects may wish to consider these themes before reading.






