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She named them. Elias owns my mind. Alexander owns my body. Gabriel owns my heart. And then she walked away. Anya Thorne spent three weeks falling. Into boardrooms and rooftops and kitchens and beds. Into three pairs of hands that knew exactly how to hold her. Into something she was foolish enough to call real. It wasn't real. It was a wager. She was a prize dressed up as a person — selected before she ever walked through those doors, chosen not because any of them wanted her but because all of them wanted something she was never meant to know about. So she leaves. The job. The building. The life she was just beginning to build inside their world. She walks away from all three of them and tells herself it will get easier. It doesn't get easier. Because they find her. Of course they find her. And this time they are not competing. This time they are not performing. This time the wager is gone and the strategy is gone and what remains — what has always been underneath — is rawer and darker and more dangerous than anything that came before. They want her forgiveness. They want her back. They want her to understand that somewhere between the plan and the falling, the plan stopped mattering. Anya isn't sure she believes them. She isn't sure she can afford to. But she is beginning to understand something that frightens her more than the betrayal ever did — that walking away from them didn't take the three desires with her. She still feels all of it. Every single piece. And she is running out of reasons to keep pretending she doesn't. Three brothers. Three desires. One choice she can't take back. This time, she chooses with her whole heart, body, and mind. No wager. No strategy. No going back. Just her — and the one she was always going to choose.
She named them.
Elias owns my mind. Alexander owns my body. Gabriel owns my heart.
And then she walked away...
Sequels of Cracked Doll and Three Desires
ktkirata: The story is really interesting. How the character described in the story is like you can see them and picture how they move, talk and feel in the every plots. Well done writer and keep it up.
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user-tS2KGSfVD3: Beautifully written. Excellent character development and a setting in Ireland, with all it's beauty, never hurts. With spice for those who like it.
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AS: The writing here is clean, polished, and flows so naturally that it was a real pleasure to read.Isla is a great protagonist. Her self-deprecating humor made her feel real (the squirrel's tail and the upside-down trees in the epilogue had me laughing), and her skills as a healer and her growth into h...
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Stardust: I absolutely loved your writing style and the story was great as well. Generally I love the stories where there is love interaction between the characters but in this one without any explicit love scenes or even the explicit feelings,it really captured the attention well. I couldn't keep the book do...
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Xonereth: This was an interesting read for me which I really enjoyed. My grandfather was what you would call a berserker. He was not a very large man but in the great depression he found work in a boxing tent. He only stood at 5 foot four and weighed 140 pounds at best. Men would come up and challenge him bec...
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Skylerblue95: The story gave me a good laugh. The way conversations delivered was written enthusiastically. Love the plot, the characters, above all the humor. I need more of this☺️...
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