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🔞‼️WARNING - light BDSM🔞
“There are wolves in this forest," he bit out.
"You're a wolf," I pointed out.
"I am aware."
"So technically I found the wolf," I said like a smartass. "Which means I'm safe."
He cocked his head at me, a slow smile spreading across his lips. "Are you?"
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My name is Sigrun Parker.
I fell asleep on a regular night and woke up in a parallel universe.
Here, I found out that I am royalty, a princess who has been betrothed to the most feared Alpha of the realm.
He is unlike any man I’ve ever known.
I don’t want to, but my body craves him
I have to find a way to return back home before I do something stupid…
…like fall in a love with a man who was never mine.
Rule #1 of dating: Never trust the "she's just like a sister to me" female best friend.
For twelve months, Joanna competed with a ghost. Her boyfriend’s best friend was always there, dominating their relationship from the sidelines. When the truth finally shatters her world, Joanna is left with an ugly-cry face, a bruised ego, and a hollow chest.
She thought she was broken beyond repair. Then she met a modern-day Clark Kent with a dominant streak.
Rowan Thorne is a man of precise algorithms and cold logic, completely detached from the messy world of heartbreak. Yet, the moment he sees Joanna about to collapse, his calculating world shifts. He becomes her shield and anchor, and her, his darkest obsession.
Can a hyper-analytical billionaire teach a girl who was always second choice what it feels like to finally be put first?
Graham Collins owns half of Manhattan, terrifies boardrooms with a single look, and carries grief around his neck like a second skin. Cold. British. Ruined in the most beautiful way imaginable. I should’ve stayed away from him the moment he looked at me like I was dangerous.
But he looked at me anyway.
And somehow, somewhere between late-night conversations, stolen glances, and one reckless night that changed everything, I gave him something I had never given anyone before — my trust, my heart, and the last untouched pieces of myself.
Then he destroyed me.
He didn’t even give me the chance to defend myself before believing the worst and tearing my life apart with a single decision.
So I left New York.
Left him.
And raised our daughter alone.
Three years later, Graham walks back into my life in the middle of a Portland gallery opening and comes face-to-face with the little girl who has his eyes, his smile, and his stubbornness.
Now the man who shattered my heart wants a second chance.
But forgiveness is dangerous.
And loving Graham Collins the first time nearly ruined me.