LOGIN⚠️⚠️ TRIGGER WARNING ⚠️ ⚠️ This series is NOT for the faint of heart or the easily offended. Inside these pages you’ll find cops riding criminals in the interrogation room, priests bending nuns over sacred altars, CEOs spanking interns with platinum cards, mafia kings breeding undercover agents on stacks of blood money, professors grading with their tongues, therapists hypnotizing patients straight onto their cocks, and one very wicked boss lady who keeps her boy collared under the boardroom table. Expect: rough breeding, knife-to-throat sex, sacrilege, public claiming, age gaps, cheating, dub-con that melts into desperate consent, spanking, pegging, blasphemy, gun play, and possessive alphaholes (and alphabitches) who don’t ask… they take. If you blush at “yes, sir,” close this book right now. If the thought of getting caught mid-orgasm makes you wet… keep reading, baby. One-click if you dare. Your panties not included.
View MoreCHAPTER 2 The lights went out without warning.Not a flicker.Not dim.Just utter, swallowing darkness.Valentina froze mid-step in the hallway outside the on-call suite, her breath catching as the emergency lights hummed to life a heartbeat later, casting the corridor in a sultry, crimson glow that made everything feel illicit. The storm outside unleashed a crack of thunder that shook the windows like an angry lover, rain hammering against the glass in relentless sheets.“Great,” she muttered under her breath, her voice barely cutting through the chaos.A power outage. Of course. Because her night wasn’t already a simmering disaster.She shoved the door open and stepped into the on-call room, the cramped space lit only by the faint red strip running along the baseboards. One worn couch. One narrow bed that suddenly looked far too inviting. A desk cluttered with forgotten charts. The air hung heavy with the sterile bite of antiseptic mixed with the stale remnants of coffee and someth
CHAPTER 1 Valentina didn’t look up when Dr. Rafael Voss walked into the ward.She didn’t need to.She could feel him the way you feel a storm before it breaks, air shifting, pressure tightening, every instinct bracing for impact. His presence always did that. Loud without being noisy. Arrogant without apology. The faint scent of his cologne, something expensive, cedar and smoke cut through the sterile hospital , announcing him before his polished shoes even hit the hospital floor.He moved with that effortless authority that made lesser men shrink and women glance twice. Broad shoulders filled out the tailored navy scrubs perfectly, the fabric stretching just enough over his chest and arms to remind everyone that beneath the surgeon’s precision lay a body honed by discipline, early mornings in the gym, long runs along the river, the kind of physical control that translated directly into the steady hands that cracked open rib cages for a living.Valentina hated that she noticed. Hated
CHAPTER 4 I didn’t sleep a wink that night.The sheets tangled around my legs like a clingy hug,my skin feverish and slick with sweat that had nothing to do with the humid air seeping through my cracked window. Every time I tried to close my eyes, his face flashed behind my lids those dark, predatory eyes, the wicked curve of his lips, the way his tongue had felt dragging slow and deliberate between my thighs. God, the memory alone made my core clench, a fresh wave of heat pooling low in my belly.It was morning now. Sunlight sliced through the blinds in thin, accusing strips, mocking me as I lay sprawled on my back in my tiny apartment bed. I wasn’t on duty today thank fuck for that. No twelve-hour grind, no prying eyes from the precinct. Just me, alone with the ache he’d left behind, the one that refused to fade no matter how hard I tried to ignore it.But ignoring it was impossible.My hand drifted down my stomach almost without permission, fingers skimming the edge of my sleep sh
CHAPTER 3I told myself it was for the promotion. I told myself a hundred times on the walk down that hallway: Get the names, get the shield, get out. But the second the cell door clanged shut behind me, every lie turned to ash on my tongue.Jax was already watching the door like he’d been counting my heartbeats from the other side. Shirt gone. Cuffs still on, but the chain between his wrists was long enough now someone had loosened it. Dangerous mercy. His chest rose and fell slow, inked skin gleaming under the single bulb, eyes black with hunger.“Tell me you’re not here to play good cop today,” he said, voice low and rough, like he’d spent the night growling my name in the dark.I couldn’t speak. My throat was too tight, my panties already ruined.He took one step. Then another. Until the heat of his bare skin licked across the front of my uniform.“Say it, Esmeralda,” he murmured, tilting my chin up with two fingers. “Say why you’re really here.”My lips parted. Nothing came o






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