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Isle Of Eden: Book One (ON HIATUS ATM)

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Summary

Determined to take her life back after clawing her way out of depression when a terrible accident takes the lives of her family, Isadora Sullivan sets off on vacation with her best friend to mark her rebirth. But soon her second chance is snatched away before she can embrace it when a beautiful monster whisks her away to an island full of nightmares disguised as a sparkling paradise—where her body is to be sold to high-class men in a place called Eden-ruled by the monster she only knows as Jasper. A life of servitude is already bad enough, but the gorgeous slave owner has concocted an aphrodisiac made of magical powder that turns his girls into willing participants; sexual deviants who are desperate to touch and to be touched in return, and it's not long before the monster's newest doll is testing the chains of his restraint and manifesting impulses he's never felt before. For years, he's been able to sell pleasure and ignore the pull of the beautiful girls on his island, but that's about to change. Because Isadora is different and the first time he sets his eyes on her, the monster who prides himself on his control begins to slip.

Genre
Romance
Author
N.Warren
Status
1yr ago
Chapters
22
Rating
4.0 (2 reviews)
Age Rating
18+

Opening Question

Can a man be a monster?

Can a monster be a man?

Can both co-exist in one being, or will one overcome the other, smother them until only the stronger one remains

Is it possible to be broken, comforted by darkness, and still be worthy of light, still qualify for redemption?

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