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Lucy Bloomberg
She thought escaping her mother’s control would give her freedom. Instead, Lucy is thrown into the ruthless world of the SAS, where mistakes can cost lives. She’s determined to prove herself, even if her nerves, inexperience, and heart threaten to betray her. Failure means more than humiliation. It means crawling back to the life she fought so hard to escape. And then there’s the imposing lieutenant who threatens to ruin it all…

Viper
Lieutenant Viper lives for control, both on the battlefield and in his private life. Cold and unapologetically selfish, he doesn’t care who burns in his path. But when Lucy stumbles into his world, temptation strikes. She’s too innocent. Too fragile. Too submissive.

She wants to prove herself.
He wants to own her.
And when their worlds collide, desire becomes as dangerous as the battlefield.

In a war between control and surrender, someone will lose far more than they bargained for.

487 pages, Kindle Edition

Published November 1, 2025

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Katherine Knight

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April 29, 2026
I know that when it comes to the genre of dark romance, some author’s interpret that to mean that one character has to treat another character like shit. To me that ISN’T dark romance, that’s manipulation and abuse. Which is NOT my cup of tea.

Unfortunately, that’s what this book was filled with. I wasn’t rooting for the main characters because the entire time the main male character was being emotionally & mentally manipulative. I wasn’t rooting for them to get together or have a happy ending. In fact I was rooting for Viper to be sent off on a mission and killed. He wasn’t “morally grey” as the book suggested--he was asshole. There wasn’t anything attractive about him or his behavior nor was he a dom in any sense. The whole book made me uncomfy because again to me that is NOT romance by any stretch of the word.
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