Sacrifice
One wedding night ruined everything.
Saga
I hate Emil for destroying my life. For taking what we did in the dark and acting like it gave him ownership papers. For scaring off every man who dares to look at me.
Most of all, I hate him for being right—we both know I’ve been his since that night.
The VP’s son doesn’t know how to be subtle. He sabotages my dates, stakes his claim in public, and watches me with eyes that promise I’ll end up in his bed again.
I tell him I hate him. Often. Loudly.
But then the threats start coming. My tires get slashed. My apartment gets broken into. And suddenly Emil’s sleeping in his truck outside my building, standing guard like I matter more than his own safety.
He takes a bullet meant for me without hesitating. Refuses pain meds to stay alert for my protection. Puts his body between me and danger like he was born to be my shield.
This man I claim to hate bleeds for me. Kills for me. Offers up his own life like it’s nothing compared to mine.
And when he looks at me with those battle-worn eyes and says he’d do it all again, I realize the truth: I don’t hate Emil. I hate how much I need him.
I hate that he’s right—I’ve always been his. But mostly? I hate that I’m done fighting it.
Some men take what they want. Emil gives everything he has. And I’m about to give in.
***Sacrifice is the sixth book in the Raiders of Valhalla MC: New Blood by USA Today Bestselling Author, Elizabeth Knox. It’s a dark motorcycle club, enemies-to-lovers romance. Please note, this is intended for mature audiences only.
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