Maison d'édition: BookRix
An interesting story with a surreal connotation about an encounter with a highlander, an ageless man, who reveals himself only to those, who possess an open mind. A shorty story dealing with the different views of man and challenging the preconceived ideas of materialism itself.
She was rejected in a glass office.Abandoned while carrying his children.And erased from his world overnight.When Alpha CEO Silas Vane discovers Kaelie is his fated mate, he chooses power and politics over love. He performs the rejection ritual, fires her, and walks away—never knowing she is pregnant with his twins. Alone and broken, Kaelie disappears to protect her unborn children.In exile, she rebuilds her life in secrecy. She raises her son and daughter in hiding, teaching them to suppress their powers while turning herself into a strong, independent woman who needs no Alpha to survive.Five years later, fate brings Silas back into her life. He discovers the truth. His children. His bond. His greatest mistake. Regret consumes him as he realizes he destroyed the only family he ever had.Now he wants redemption.A second chance.And the right to be their father.But Kaelie must decide whether to trust the man who shattered her soul… or keep protecting the life she built alone. Because loving him again could risk her children, her heart, and everything she sacrificed to save them.A gripping rejected-mate romance filled with secret babies, corporate power, emotional healing, possessive alphas, and explosive second chances. If you love strong single mothers, groveling heroes, hidden heirs, and soulmate redemption, this story will keep you turning pages late into the night.Voir livre
Dear Aiden Xavier, You were never supposed to kiss me in that library that day. You were never supposed to eat me out and then make love to me. And I was never supposed to fall in love with you even more, and neither were you. But we did, didn't we? We fell in love and now, we're paying the price. "You still taste so sweet Sophie, do you really think I'd ever forget your taste?"Voir livre
