Bethany Sterling comes from a privileged family, one that believes in modern- day marriage arrangements. On the outside she plays the part of the perfect daughter, but on the inside she is looking for another way out. She hides what she really wants in life, because showing her dreams and aspirations is a weakness she can’t afford to reveal.
As soon as Abe saw her he knew that he would go to any lengths to make her his. He is trained to be lethal, stealthy, and have no remorse in his actions. His dark needs take control of him until he is nothing more than a machine intent on following his plan.
Bethany finally gets her wish for a new life, but it isn’t how she envisioned it. Now with Abe she realizes that his need for her runs deep. He looks at her as if he owns not only her body, but her soul, too. His possessiveness is something she should fear, but she is also compelled and attracted to him because of it.
It is those turbulent emotions pulling her in different directions that will have Bethany deciding how far she is willing to go.
Warning: This is not a traditional love story. This novella does not end in the normal “happily ever after", but for the characters it ends happily enough for them. There are no wedding bells at the end, no love being professed, or long walks on the beach. If that is the type of story you want this book probably isn’t for you. This book is fiction and contains material readers may find offensive. There is disturbing content, graphic sex, violence, and strong language. Please remember that is is fiction.
As soon as Abe saw her he knew that he would go to any lengths to make her his. He is trained to be lethal, stealthy, and have no remorse in his actions. His dark needs take control of him until he is nothing more than a machine intent on following his plan.
Bethany finally gets her wish for a new life, but it isn’t how she envisioned it. Now with Abe she realizes that his need for her runs deep. He looks at her as if he owns not only her body, but her soul, too. His possessiveness is something she should fear, but she is also compelled and attracted to him because of it.
It is those turbulent emotions pulling her in different directions that will have Bethany deciding how far she is willing to go.
Warning: This is not a traditional love story. This novella does not end in the normal “happily ever after", but for the characters it ends happily enough for them. There are no wedding bells at the end, no love being professed, or long walks on the beach. If that is the type of story you want this book probably isn’t for you. This book is fiction and contains material readers may find offensive. There is disturbing content, graphic sex, violence, and strong language. Please remember that is is fiction.
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I have read a few of Jenika Snow's book and they are all a quick read (approx. 100 pages) but all of them so far have been off the charts on the sex scenes and they are well rounded I don't feel like theres anything missing with how short they are.
Bethany is raised to be what her parents want down to how she dresses and who she marries. Bethany voices her concerns to her friend, but they fall on deaf ears- this is the way those around her live. Bethany craves her own life on her own terms, but she doesn't know how to go about getting it.
Abe has been groomed to be a killing machine. When he see's Bethany, he knows he has to have her. He watches her closely and knows what she craves. When Abe takes her, it's, of course, not an instant loving relationship. Abe isn't the soft, loving type he is rough, brutal and hard. Bethany's mind, heart and body are all fighting each other when it comes to Abe and what he has done to her. Bethany's mind eventually wins out, and she goes to set things straight with her family. She knew she wouldn't get a warm reception, but she hope's and really didn't think it would be as bad as it was. After a bit, she's still miserable, and she knows it's because her heart belongs to Abe. The sex scenes were off the chart hot!
Fabulous ending.
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