Haunting Naomi

Sonia: “Can I trust the man who broke me? Can i forgive without Losing myself?” Damon: “Can I undo the sins of my past? Am I worthy of Sonia's love?” Roman: “Can I love without controlling? Would she ever choose me if I let her be free?” *** When Sonia Parks' father is murdered on that fateful night, she believes she has lost all that truly matters, but nothing cuts as deep as the disappearance of her best friend, Damon Baas. Picking up the pieces of her shattered life, Sonia fights for survival-almost. It was desperation that finally landed her in the hands of Roman Rivera, a man both feared and protective, yet her prison. Eleven years later, Damon returns, now a billionaire with the power to free her from Roman's grip, but his help comes with a price: a marriage that feels more like a transaction than salvation. Their undeniable chemistry aside, the pain from their past still haunting them. Now she finds herself between two men who will not let her go. One was her first love who disappeared when he needed her the most. The other was the man who had stayed. Both are willing to fight for her. Will she risk her heart for a second chance, or will their past destroy them all?

“Take your shirt off…” “We shouldn’t be doing this, Ocean.” She leaned closer to him. “But you want this.” His voice was low and husky. “I want you.” She straddled him against the couch, with his gaze locked with hers. Eris Abbot left everything behind with her mother and moved to another Pack to be free from the past that kept haunting her. Moved into the mansion of her mother’s new husband and the Alpha of Winterfall Pack, only to come across Ocean West, the young man who seemed just like the past she had been running from all her life. He came into her life or she came into him, as stepsiblings, a relationship she knew would be ill-fated, full of twists and turns, and trauma, pulling them away from each other but something else was stronger, the mating bond. She came faced with her past, and an exposéd relationship, everything was failing again.