“Property of Don Donovan” is an interesting story about a man and woman trapped in a house built on lies and blood. It’s a dark romance that explores the thin, rough line between hate and obsession. It is set against the background of a fictional world where weakness is definitely a death sentence. The novel follows Selene, a girl who spent her life scrubbing tables and hiding in the shadows, only to be dragged into the center of a brutal power struggle. She isn't a strong woman. She’s actually terrified, fragile, and completely out of her depth. She is just a puppet being pulled by two different strings; Donovans, who want her bloodline to keep their throne, and the Morettis, who sent her in as a mole to burn the whole thing down. Then there’s Dante Donovan. He’s a man caught between the ghost of his mother and the shadow of his abusive father. To survive his father the Old Don (Romeo Donovan), he’s built a wall of fake misogyny and cold cruelty. He views Selene as a "distraction," as a fragile toy that shouldn't exist. He wants to break her because her presence reminds him of the very "softness" he’s spent his life trying to kill within himself. The story doesn't lean on complex politics or grand "war" scenes. Instead, the horror and the heat happen behind closed doors. It’s about the psychological and physical grip Dante has over Selene, and the dark, twisted desire that begins to blur the lines of her mission. It’s a slow-burn transformation. We watch Selene start as a victim of circumstance who slowly and painfully begins to find the will to survive a world that wants to consume her.

He was the Prince of Manhattan. Now, he’s the man fixing her sink. Thomas Wilcox was the crown jewel of a billion-dollar empire until he realized his throne was built on a foundation of blood and lies. To escape his father’s shadow, he did the unthinkable: he died. Or at least, the world thinks he did. Now, the man who once commanded boardrooms is a "ghost" living in a crumbling walk-up, hiding behind grease-stained t-shirts and a dangerous, quiet dominance. Natasha Steele is a fighter. She’s survived the foster system, three waitressing jobs, and a radiator that hasn't worked since the nineties. She doesn't have time for the mysterious, brooding man in Apartment 4B. No matter how well he handles a wrench or how his stormy grey eyes seem to see right through her defenses. But when the secrets of the Wilcox empire refuse to stay buried, Tom’s two worlds collide. To save the woman who gave him a reason to live, the "Prince" must come out of hiding. Between the high-glitz galas of the elite and the gritty shadows of the Brooklyn docks, Natasha and Tom are pulled into a lethal game of cat and mouse. He has the brilliant mind of a predator; she has the heart of a survivor. Together, they are a revolution. In a world where everyone has a price, can a man who lost everything find his soul in the arms of a girl who has nothing to lose? A raw, pulse-pounding tale of power, betrayal, and the kind of passion that burns down empires.