What do you think?
Rate this book
Claimed: An MM Dark Captivity Romance
I am a beast in a cage. Brutality stripped my voice years ago, leaving only the fleeting rage of the fight and the cold, echoing emptiness between. Survival is instinct. Silence is my last defiance. Until
him
.
They threw Henry into my world of darkness and concrete, another pawn expected to break beneath my indifference or my fists. But his quiet fear held an unexpected resilience. He didn’t scream or plead like the others. He watched. He survived. And deep within the wreckage of the man I used to be, something primal ignited – not rage, but a fierce, consuming possessiveness I refused to ignore. Mine . He wasn't a victim to be discarded; he became a vulnerability I would defend with lethal force.
Our captors, ruled by the sadistic handler Silas, see only leverage. They twist my dangerous care into a leash, playing a deadly game where Henry is the prize and the price. Yet, in the suffocating closeness of our shared cage, amidst the constant threat of violence, something forbidden sparks to life. Shared glances become strategy. Tentative touches ignite a primal heat. Vulnerability, unexpectedly offered and cautiously accepted, forges a bond stronger than steel bars. Whispers of escape turn into desperate, collaborative plans scratched into the grime, fueled by fragile hope.
But the Syndicate’s claws run deeper than we know, and the true reason Henry was delivered to my cage hints at secrets and pasts best left buried, raising the stakes to an impossible, terrifying level. When we're finally cornered, hunted like animals, with escape within reach but betrayal closing in, the breaking point arrives. Survival demands the ultimate sacrifice. How far will a broken man, a silent beast, go to protect the one soul he has fiercely, irrevocably claimed? And what happens to the world when years of brutal silence are finally, violently shattered?
Dive into a raw, intense world of dark desires, captive hearts, and a love forged in the fires of desperation. One-click Claimed now, if you dare.
They threw Henry into my world of darkness and concrete, another pawn expected to break beneath my indifference or my fists. But his quiet fear held an unexpected resilience. He didn’t scream or plead like the others. He watched. He survived. And deep within the wreckage of the man I used to be, something primal ignited – not rage, but a fierce, consuming possessiveness I refused to ignore. Mine . He wasn't a victim to be discarded; he became a vulnerability I would defend with lethal force.
Our captors, ruled by the sadistic handler Silas, see only leverage. They twist my dangerous care into a leash, playing a deadly game where Henry is the prize and the price. Yet, in the suffocating closeness of our shared cage, amidst the constant threat of violence, something forbidden sparks to life. Shared glances become strategy. Tentative touches ignite a primal heat. Vulnerability, unexpectedly offered and cautiously accepted, forges a bond stronger than steel bars. Whispers of escape turn into desperate, collaborative plans scratched into the grime, fueled by fragile hope.
But the Syndicate’s claws run deeper than we know, and the true reason Henry was delivered to my cage hints at secrets and pasts best left buried, raising the stakes to an impossible, terrifying level. When we're finally cornered, hunted like animals, with escape within reach but betrayal closing in, the breaking point arrives. Survival demands the ultimate sacrifice. How far will a broken man, a silent beast, go to protect the one soul he has fiercely, irrevocably claimed? And what happens to the world when years of brutal silence are finally, violently shattered?
Dive into a raw, intense world of dark desires, captive hearts, and a love forged in the fires of desperation. One-click Claimed now, if you dare.
196 pages, Kindle Edition
Published April 3, 2025
3 people want to read
Ratings & Reviews
Friends & Following
Create a free account to discover what your friends think of this book!
Community Reviews
No one has reviewed this book yet.