She kneels—bare feet, bloodied floor, collar tight—and hums like that sound belongs to her.
It doesn’t. It belongs to me. Always did.
They starved her.
Staged her.
Tried to turn her breath into a weapon.
But what they didn’t understand?
That sound she made in the dark wasn’t surrender.
It was a summons. And I’m the one who answers.
Now I’m coming for every man who made her hum without permission. No mercy. No forgiveness. Just chain. And fire. And the girl they’ll never silence again.
THEIR POSSESSION is book two in the brutal dark mafia reverse harem romance Diamond Ties series. Darker, bloodier, and more possessive than ever—this is a story of worship sharpened into vengeance, breath turned into war, and a girl who hums through the silence because she already He’s coming.
And when he does? They’ll learn the difference between having her… and owning her.
This is the 2nd book in the series but it's an intense book and a dark one. It ends on a cliffhanger will no upcoming date for the 3rd book.
Just like the 1st book, there were many parts of the book and the writing that was a bit confusing. It's difficult to understand what's going on, at one point it seems like someone is dying for example Wolfe, but then he somewhere else seconds later. It seems all over the place.
The book is described as a reverse harem but as of now the only ones she's sexually involved with are Wolfe and Barron but Wolfe being the main one.
But it's an intense book and hopefully the 3rd book will be releasing soon. But definitely worth a read.
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This book is sooooo sloppily written. Run on sentences, absolutely no character backgrounds so youre expecting to learn more about each character but never do. They way its written makes it sound like everything happens within a week but never actually touches on any real context of the drama or the real intimacy. I even bought book 2 thinking it would make it make sense only to be left sorely disappointed. I wont waste money on the 3rd book.
i read the first book and was hoping this would get better. I bought this and regard it. If you are looking at reviews just listen! The book needs edited and there are so many chapters that feel repeating and out of place. I'm not sure if this writer can do well on her own. I have read other books that she has co wrote with other people. Those ate good.