LOGINDon’t Stop, Daddy An addictive dark erotic romance of secrets, power, and forbidden desire. Sierra Blake was always the good girl. The obedient daughter. The quiet one who never crossed the line. But when she returns home from college, everything changes because her stepfather, Damien Steele, sees her differently now. And the worst part? She wants him to. Damien is powerful, dominant, and dangerously off limits. Married to her mother. Her protector. Her sin. He shouldn’t look at her like that, speak to her like that, touch her like that. But when he does, Sierra can’t bring herself to stop him. What begins as a game of stolen glances quickly spirals into nights of whispered commands, velvet ropes, and aching surrender. Every kiss is a betrayal. Every moan, a deeper fall. And the closer they get, the harder it becomes to hide. Because her mother sleeps down the hall. And secrets like these always find their way into the light. He’s the man she should fear most. But all she can whisper is… don’t stop. Was
View MoreThe storm had reached its peak, thrashing against the lodge like a living force, but inside, silence reigned a taut, suffocating silence that weighed heavier than the wind and rain. Rowan’s pulse thundered in his ears, every muscle coiled, every sense screaming that Damien was close, waiting, poised to strike.Sierra pressed against him, shivering but steadying herself as best she could. Aria crouched beside her, hands clenched, jaw tight. Rowan’s grip on the poker was firm, but it wasn’t just a weapon anymore it was a lifeline, a line of defense against the predator who had haunted them for so long.Damien emerged from the shadows with deliberate slowness, his green eyes glinting with a cold amusement that made Rowan’s skin crawl. Every movement was precise, every step a calculated provocation.“You’ve done well to survive this long,” Damien said, voice smooth and lethal, echoing slightly in the storm-drenched lodge. “But all games have an end. And your time…” His gaze swept the girl
The storm had not relented. If anything, it had grown more violent, hammering the lodge with relentless fury. Every crash of thunder and streak of lightning made the shadows dance like living things across the walls. Rowan’s heart pounded in rhythm with the storm. Every instinct told him they were running out of time.Sierra pressed against him, trembling, her small hands clutching his shirt as though her very life depended on it. Aria crouched beside her, fists tight, jaw set, trying to hold herself steady. Rowan could feel their fear radiating outward, mixing with his own but he forced himself to remain the anchor.Damien’s presence was everywhere. It pressed against their minds like smoke, curling around every thought, every heartbeat. Rowan had faced him before, but never like this. Never so close, never so tangible, never so threatening.A soft tap echoed from above a calculated, deliberate sound. Rowan froze. Every muscle tensed. Lightning illuminated the hallway just enough to
The crawlspace felt smaller than ever, the walls pressing close as though they were alive. Rowan’s muscles tensed with every faint creak of the lodge, every subtle vibration beneath his feet. Sierra’s trembling had grown worse, her small frame wracked with shivers. Aria held her tightly, whispering reassurances she barely believed herself.Damien’s presence wasn’t just near it was inside them, around them, suffocating them like a storm they couldn’t outrun. Every instinct screamed danger. Every shadow felt alive. Every heartbeat sounded too loud in the thick, dark silence.Rowan’s hands gripped the poker so tightly that his knuckles ached. “Stay close. Stay silent. Stay together,” he whispered, his voice low and firm. “He wants a reaction. Don’t give him one.”Sierra buried her face in his chest. “I… I can feel him,” she whispered. “He’s here… I can feel him!”Rowan forced himself to stay calm. He could feel the truth in her fear, the premonition that Damien was too close. The man’s p
The crawlspace was close, suffocating. The air smelled of damp earth and wood, thick with tension and fear. Rowan pressed himself against the wall, his back to the corner, gripping the poker tightly. Every nerve in his body screamed alert, every instinct on edge.Sierra huddled against him, shivering violently. Her small body trembled like a leaf in a storm. Aria knelt beside her, arms wrapped around Sierra, trying to be strong, trying to shield her. But Rowan knew it was only temporary.Damien was close. Too close. The shadows had a pulse, the darkness a heartbeat, and Rowan could feel it pressing in from all sides.Another whisper soft, deliberate, seductive in a way that made his skin crawl:“Rowan…”He didn’t flinch, didn’t respond. Rowan had learned long ago not to react, not to give Damien any satisfaction. But the whisper had a weight, a pressure, that made it impossible to ignore entirely.Sierra gasped, burying her face in his chest. “He… he’s right there. I can feel him. Rig
The lodge felt alive. Every creak, every gust of wind, every droplet of rain against the roof was amplified, echoing through the darkness like a whisper from someone who knew their names. Rowan’s hands shook slightly as he tightened his grip on the poker, trying to ignore the way his chest felt lik
The cabin didn’t feel like a shelter anymore.Not after what Rowan pulled off the door.Not after Sierra saw her own sweater her sweater stained and swaying in the freezing wind like a twisted welcome sign.She hadn’t spoken for almost twenty minutes.Rowan had hung a blanket over the window where
The door shuddered under the force of the last knock.Rowan stood perfectly still, every muscle locked so tightly it hurt. The metal poker felt like it was melting into his palm. He didn’t dare look behind him not at the girls, not at their terror because if he looked, he might break.Another knock
The storm deepened as night settled over the mountains, swallowing the lodge in a slow, suffocating darkness. Snow tapped against the windows like restless fingers, and the wind howled around the corners of the old structure with a voice that felt too human to ignore.Inside, the living room glowed












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