Books by Lark Adair

Perfection isn’t born—it’s installed.

Delia Mercer thought she was too clever to be broken.

Too independent for pearls and pageant smiles.

Too sharp for satin bows and baby-pink compliance.

But The Obedience Institute doesn’t fix marriages.

It remakes wives.

Within its pastel halls and flower-scented chambers, women are pruned like roses and...

I thought it was the modeling gig of a lifetime: the face of a new avant-garde fashion exhibit by the mysterious and celebrated artist known only as "The Curator." But his studio is less a workspace and more a showroom, filled with eerily lifelike mannequins posed in elaborate scenes. He tells me my job is to become one of them. The process is...