All’s Fair in Love and Espionage
Well, shit. I might be in love with the mercenary who’d been hired to kill me.
All’s Fair is a dark romantic suspense standalone. As such it contains the following trigger warnings; SA, dub-con, depictions of BDSM, touches on coercive prostitution, murder for hire, abduction, graphic violence, murder, torture, and mentions of human trafficking.
Into the Willow Tree
Mia is happy with her life. Okay. Content might be a better word. She has a job she can tolerate, a house that still has the power on, and a little brother she loves more than life itself. So, when said little brother begs her to go out into the woods with him, she does. When he leads her to a strange tree, she follows. When he points out the tree, she touches it…like an idiot.
In the blink of an eye, Mia is gone. She soon realizes she’s not in Kansas anymore…or, well, Idaho actually. She’s not even sure she’s still on Earth. When monsters attack, she knows she’s doomed. Fated to leave her brother behind just like her parents did. That is, until a stranger in a suit of armor appears.
Mia is thrust into a world she doesn’t know, desperate to return to her brother and ignore the strange connection she feels to those around her. Her Soul Sparks. That’s what they call themselves anyway. An elf healer, a fiery general, and a fae soldier all claiming to be tied to her soul. Turns out, fate is a strange creature. One that Mia isn’t sure she can handle.
All Mia knows for certain is that it doesn’t matter how hot the general is, or how kind the beautiful elf might be, or that the soldier is a gentleman with a breathtaking smile, because Mia is going home. She. Is. Going. Home. No matter what. No matter how. No matter who stands in her way.
…right?
Into the Willow Tree is a fantasy romance novel but has dark themes. It touches on things like; domestic abuse, SA, racism, violence, and murder. Other triggers could include; sexually explicit scenes, multiple partners, and depictions of bondage.
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