Auctioned to the Prisoners
When I sold myself to save my sister’s life, I never expected three violent prisoners to steal my heart in the process.
Thirty days is all I have to raise the money to help my sister. At the auction, I expect to be bought to service a rich man’s every desire. But instead, I’m sold to a prison warden—and his debts become mine to repay.
Now, I’m trapped in a maximum-security prison, tasked with ‘servicing’ three dangerous men for the next month.
Kinkaid is the brooding leader with a body as hard as steel and a need to control that borders on obsessive.
Hyde is unpredictable and haunted by his demons, flipping between gentle and cruel faster than I can handle.
And Rock is a quiet giant who hides his pain beneath his imposing form and whose needs I struggle to determine.
They take what they want from me, hungry for release, human contact, and the simple reminder of the men they were outside the high walls. They’re supposed to be criminals, but beneath their tough exteriors, I see something more—loyalty, vulnerability, even kindness. And, to my shock, I find myself falling for all three of them.
With each day that passes, the lines blur between freedom and captivity, desire and love. As our connection deepens, I’m faced with an impossible choice: leave them behind when my time is up, or risk everything to be with the men I never expected to love.
But prison walls aren’t the only barriers between us—and in this world, the most dangerous thing you can lose is your heart.
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