A monster doesn’t know how to love.But maybe she can teach him… If he doesn’t break her first.WILLOWMy uncle handed me over as collateral for a $5 million debt…And the beast who claimed me knows no mercy.I don’t know if he has a soul, or if I can melt his frozen heart.Sergei is a Russian mob boss, a cruel, evil man who draws pleasure from my pain.My time to find the man inside the monster is … from my pain.
My time to find the man inside the monster is running out.
If I don’t save him, I won’t be able to save myself.
SERGEI
Willow is just a pawn in my war against the Toporov family.
A delicious, sexy little pawn I can’t wait to hurt in all the ways I know by heart.
I’m going to make her every nightmare come true.
But Willow has a hidden fire. She has a tender heart.
Too bad for her… Because I’m about to put her light out.
I’m about to make sure she never, ever loves me.
This is a dark romance, complete with trigger warnings! Part 1 of a 3 part series.
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Exciting dark romance. This is book one of a trilogy.
Willow parents are dead and she lives with her Uncle Vilyat and Aunt Anastasia, along with their two children, Yuri and Helenka. She knows her family does bad and evil things and she hopes to one day escape with Yuri and Helenka. After hearing her aunt and uncle argue about a man named Sergei who expects to be paid what he feels he is owed and he plans on taking one of her uncle’s children as collateral, Willow offers to take the place of the child for the thirty days. Sergei really already had it planned that he would take Willow he knew she would never let any harm come to get cousins. Willow is under the impression that she will be Sergei’s assistant for thirty days. The instant she is in the back of the car with Sergei he quickly makes her understand that she is there for his pleasure and he plans to humiliate her, degrade her and hurt her. If she’s lucky he might grant her pleasure once in a while. This book is a dark romance and it certainly should be mentioned that there should definitely be trigger warnings because it’s not for the faint of heart. That said it is an excellent beginning to the trilogy and I would definitely recommend it as a must read. The second book in this trilogy is available now and it’s called Thirty Days of Shame and should be read after this book.
Whoa. What. Did. I just read?!!???? I’m usually not one to shy away from any type of book…
But…this…I’m shocked, I’m disgusted, horrified, and if I’m being honest…i LOVED this book. If you have ANY kind of triggers don’t even think about reading this book! It’s probably got just about every kind of trigger you can think of.
I had not read Ginger Talbot before this…but she’s going to the top of my list now. Although I’m not ok with many aspects to this book I’m not gonna lie and say I wasn’t hooked and couldn’t put it down.
Willow is one hell of a strong woman. I can’t even imagine going through what she has in just one month and coming out as strong as she did. Sergei is one f-ed up monster who I’m not sure if I hate or love yet.
Did not disappoint a deviously demented finish to a very dark and depraved “romance”
And it just gets darker and deadlier and more demented!
Even as we close the final chapters on Sergi and Willow – I am torn about how I feel about Sergi and his actions, though I will admit he is all Alpha all the time – I felt in this final book we were given the opportunity to see into the darker corners of his mind and possible understand him a bit more. Even with this bit of insight Sergi is still, for me, a bit of a hate-hate love his character.
Willow did develop – a lot over the course of this book – I felt she found herself as well as an understanding of the why’s and how’s of who she is – she has a lot of surprises in this book that are a mix of emotional baggage and strengths
And you are never going to foresee some of the twists that occur – I think I said trust no one in one of the earlier books – it still stands
As previously the supporting characters are just as interesting and the main characters and I am really hoping that Talbot gives us the opportunity to read their stories