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His Little Captive
Lucas is someone who isn't afraid to be himself, even knowing he's giving his bully Rhys a reason to hurt him more.
Only when Lucas needs help to pass a PE module in college, he agrees to help make Rhys the sort of man his best friend Jasmine would want in return for his help.
Only, lines blur and things begin to happen, and Rhys had no idea about a side of Lucas that he begins to crave.
The issue is, Rhys is set to take over his father in the mafia, and anything they have or want together needs to stay in the dark. But we all know, secrets never stay hidden.
Only when Lucas needs help to pass a PE module in college, he agrees to help make Rhys the sort of man his best friend Jasmine would want in return for his help.
Only, lines blur and things begin to happen, and Rhys had no idea about a side of Lucas that he begins to crave.
The issue is, Rhys is set to take over his father in the mafia, and anything they have or want together needs to stay in the dark. But we all know, secrets never stay hidden.
594 pages, Paperback
Published April 3, 2026
About the author
Billiejo Priestley
81 books130 followersIndie author of Hot Fiction. Billiejo Priestley was born in 1987 in Leeds, she currently still lives in Leeds, UK and is a mum.
She focuses primarily on writing and publishing work than other career aspects. Billiejo writes books that are often taboo, dark and forbidden romance varieties.
Subjects that many steer away from through fear of others views. Her books are not for the faint of heart. Most feature aspects of BDSM, Polyamory, and often life issues, including mental health, addiction and abuse.
She writes things that can be seen as triggers, but her books also give lessons, teach people the signs of bad relationships. Reading is something that should broaden our horizons and open our minds.
Reading was never intended to easy, straightforward and reflect our own lives. Reading was intended to teach us things. Show us an insight into others lives, even if fictional, so when the day comes, we meet someone like the characters, we can relate. This is why many of Billiejo’s book features taboo subjects.
She focuses primarily on writing and publishing work than other career aspects. Billiejo writes books that are often taboo, dark and forbidden romance varieties.
Subjects that many steer away from through fear of others views. Her books are not for the faint of heart. Most feature aspects of BDSM, Polyamory, and often life issues, including mental health, addiction and abuse.
She writes things that can be seen as triggers, but her books also give lessons, teach people the signs of bad relationships. Reading is something that should broaden our horizons and open our minds.
Reading was never intended to easy, straightforward and reflect our own lives. Reading was intended to teach us things. Show us an insight into others lives, even if fictional, so when the day comes, we meet someone like the characters, we can relate. This is why many of Billiejo’s book features taboo subjects.
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