Chapter One
I nodded my head at the prospect when he set a beer in front of me. He tapped the bar in acknowledgement, and I quickly lifted the bottle, bringing it to my lips.


This story contains themes of: assault, attempted rape, domestic violence, extreme violence gore, miscarriage, offscreen rape, onscreen rape, sexual assault abuse, stalker, torture, violent death, explicit imagery
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Someone wants to send a message, but Amelia's not opening her mouth. She'll die before she tarnishes this club, before she drags Cole into her darkness. But when everyone is turning against her and Cole is the only person she can rely on, she may not have a choice. Because these people aren't going to kill her . . . They're going to break her.
I nodded my head at the prospect when he set a beer in front of me. He tapped the bar in acknowledgement, and I quickly lifted the bottle, bringing it to my lips.

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Catherineb83: Story good just would have liked her not to wear a mask
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S.TYTECA: I really enjoyed reading this book! The story was engaging and kept me interested throughout. There were a few minor spelling errors here and there, and some parts felt a little drawn out for my personal taste, but that’s purely subjective. Overall, it was a lovely read, and I genuinely enjoyed the ...
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susiebear2012: Realy enjoyed this so looking forward to more.great story line hope they can achieve getting away from the kings burden. Truly amazing well written well done.
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karen cridland: Good character construction and fluid writing style.
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Lynne: Very enjoyable short story good characters and they all found love n honesty.
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Sandra: This story is very well written and suspenseful in parts highly romantic yet has its twists and turn loved it
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Danielle_Anderson: Garian’s folded arms and the anger he does not bother to hide from Tria caught my attention more than the rejection itself. He stands near the platform steps like a man watching a preventable disaster, and his insistence that the council has not agreed to exile suggests Delvan’s decree is not as abs...
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