Taken
PARKER:
In the aftermath of the fire, I wake up in a cabin with no memory of how I got there.
Then he appears—Nicholas, the man who rescued me.
We’re in his secluded home now, and I’m at his mercy.
Despite my urge to return to the cabin and assess the damage, he won’t let me leave.
He warns of danger with a possessive glint in his eye.
Our chemistry blurs the lines between pleasure and pain. I’m inexplicably drawn to him, driven to please him as if it’s my only purpose. Now, all that remains is to await his command.
NICHOLAS:
In the chaos of flames, I find Parker—lost, vulnerable, and utterly captivating.
Something about him entices me.
It could be the way he looks at me.
Or how he surrenders to my strength without question.
Maybe it’s the vulnerable plea in his eyes, silently begging me to take control.
He vows to go to any lengths to show his gratitude for saving his life. Here in the wilderness, the presence of ropes and restraints suggests intriguing possibilities. Time will reveal just how eager he is to please and how willingly he obeys.
This is the second book in the Wild Woods series. It can be read as a standalone with no cliffhanger.
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