This is book seven of an alpha billionaire romance series by USA Today best selling author Sky Corgan.
Piper Gravatt thought she had a perfect life. She had just graduated from college and was about to marry the man of her dreams. Then it all went to hell.
Dark circumstances led to even darker desires, and there was only one way to bury her pain. Her new motto: Never fall in love. Never give yourself over completely.
Life is bleak except for pleasure. And there's only one place that Piper can go to get what she needs to survive. Club Fet, where the men are hot and the acts of lust are unconventional.
Being discrete doesn't always work, though, especially when paths cross in all the wrong places. Powerful men lurk in the shadows and one, in particular, is determined to destroy everything that Piper is.
Darkness. Darkness and pain. It feels like someone jammed a knife into my skull and rattled it around.
I groan and blink and inhale the scent of dust and mold, booze and cheap cologne. Then I remember what happened and my heart goes from zero to sixty. I shoot up in the chair I'm sitting in, but my arms are bound behind me, so I don't get very far. My eyes are blindfolded, so I have no idea where I am, but I know the situation isn't good.
“Hello?” I whisper timidly.
If there's no response, I'll work to get my hands free first. From twisting them around, I can tell that they're bound with rope, not handcuffs. With enough wiggling, I should be able to pull free, even if I lose some skin in the process. Survival is my first priority. I can lick my wounds later.
“Look who woke up,” a gruff voice responds, snuffing the tiny flame of hope burning inside of me.
“Who are you people? What do you want with me?” I do my best not to show any fear.
“Ohhh, the boss man was right. This is a fiery one,” another voice says behind me.
The fact that I'm surrounded by strange men has me on high alert. How many of them are there? The more there are, the slimmer my chances of escape will be.
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German
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Already translated.
Translated by Alexandra Gentara
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Author review: Quick and precise. |
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Portuguese
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Already translated.
Translated by Andrea Moreira
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