LOGINTHE KING’S PROPERTY He bought a slave. He brought home his downfall. Prince Cassian Vale has power, wealth, and a crown waiting to be claimed. Ruthless and possessive, he has never learned to release what he considers his. When disgraced nobleman Silas Vey is sold at a royal slave auction, Cassian purchases him before the entire court. Beautiful, defiant, and dangerously intelligent, Silas is nothing like the obedient captive the prince expects. Everyone believes Cassian holds the power. They see the chains, the guards, and the prince’s obsessive grip on his new possession. But behind closed doors, Silas is the one pulling the strings. Possessive, calculating, and terrifyingly patient, Silas knows how to provoke Cassian’s jealousy, command his attention, and turn his obsession into a weapon. The prince may own his body, but Silas intends to own his heart, his mind, and eventually his throne. However, Silas did not enter the palace for love. He came for revenge. Cassian’s family destroyed everything he once cherished, and he plans to make the prince pay by destroying him from within. But as revenge becomes tangled with forbidden desire, Silas discovers that Cassian hides a devastating secret—one that could shatter everything he believes about his past. In a kingdom built on slavery, blood, and betrayal, two dangerous men will learn that the cruelest chains are forged through obsession and the desperate need to be chosen. Cassian believes Silas belongs to him. Silas intends to make Cassian his prisoner instead. But when the truth emerges, who will kneel, who will rule, and who will be left begging not to be abandoned? In this kingdom, the man wearing the crown may not be the one in control.
View MoreSilas stared at Daniel.For a moment, he thought he had misunderstood him."Repeat that."Daniel swallowed."They found your father's name written on the body."Silas's fingers tightened around the silver ring."Written how?""I don't know, Master Silas. I only heard the guards talking. They said the body was hidden behind a locked door in the western wing.""Who discovered it?""Commander Rowan."Silas looked towards the corridor."Where is the prince?""With the commander, I believe."Silas reached for his coat.Daniel moved in front of him."You cannot go there."Silas raised an eyebrow."Are you giving me orders now?""No, sir. But the guards have been instructed not to allow anyone near the western wing.""Then they will have to decide whether they want to stop me."Daniel looked genuinely frightened."Master Silas, please. If the prince discovers you went there, he will be furious."Silas gave a humourless smile."Daniel, the prince is already furious with me. I would rather giv
For several seconds, nobody moved.Commander Rowan stood at the entrance, his expression unusually serious. Behind him, two royal guards held a man between them.The man's clothes were torn. His grey hair hung messily around his face, and blood stained the sleeve of his dark coat. He looked exhausted, almost fragile.But Silas recognized him.Not immediately.The years had changed his face. His once-dark hair had turned silver, his cheeks had hollowed, and there was a deep scar running from his left temple to his jaw.Yet there was no mistaking those eyes."Uncle Elias?"The words escaped Silas before he could stop them.The old man lifted his head.For a moment, his expression remained empty. Then his eyes widened."Silas?"Silas took one step forward.The guards tightened their grip on the prisoner."Release him!" Silas ordered.Neither guard moved.Cassian slowly turned his head towards him."Careful," the prince said.Silas barely heard him.His uncle was alive.The man who had tr
The photograph remained beneath Silas's pillow.He had not slept.Not because he was frightened.Fear was an old companion, one he had learned to recognize without allowing it to make his decisions.He was awake because someone had entered his bedroom.Someone had crossed the palace's security.Someone knew his identity.And someone wanted him to understand that his presence in the palace had not gone unnoticed.Silas sat on the edge of his bed, examining the photograph beneath the dim light of his bedside lamp.His childhood home.The eastern balcony where his mother used to sit.The garden where his father had taught him to ride.The windows through which he had watched his family disappear into smoke.Six months had passed since that night.Six months since he had watched soldiers drag his father away.Six months since he had promised himself that the men responsible would eventually suffer.He turned the photograph over.HE KNOWS YOU ARE HERE.Silas ran his thumb over the handwrit
The palace had rules.Silas Vey intended to break every single one of them.By seven in the morning, he had discovered three things about his new home.The first was that the servants were terrified of Prince Cassian Vale.The second was that nobody entered the prince's private quarters without permission.The third was that the prince never ate breakfast with anyone.Silas considered the third particularly interesting.He sat before a table covered with freshly baked bread, sliced fruit, eggs, and a silver pot of tea. His hair fell loosely around his face, and he wore the black silk shirt someone had left in his wardrobe.It was expensive.Unnecessarily expensive.He hated that he liked it."Your breakfast, sir."Silas looked up.A young servant stood beside the table, holding a jug of water. He couldn't have been older than twenty."Your name?""Daniel, sir.""How long have you worked here?""Three years.""Do you enjoy it?"Daniel looked toward the door.Silas smiled."That was a q
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