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Bound by Contract
My one passionate mistake led to my downfall...
He stole me in broad daylight and whisked me away to a land far, far away. But this wasn’t a fairytale. And he wasn’t my hero.
Broke and with nothing to lose, I thought I had no way to go but up. But boy, was I wrong!
He took one look at me. One kiss, one passionate night.
And that was all it took for my life to become his!
Like I said, he wasn’t the hero.
He was the villain.
Nor was I the heroine, I was the villain’s plaything, bound by his contract.
This is the first book of the series.
He stole me in broad daylight and whisked me away to a land far, far away. But this wasn’t a fairytale. And he wasn’t my hero.
Broke and with nothing to lose, I thought I had no way to go but up. But boy, was I wrong!
He took one look at me. One kiss, one passionate night.
And that was all it took for my life to become his!
Like I said, he wasn’t the hero.
He was the villain.
Nor was I the heroine, I was the villain’s plaything, bound by his contract.
This is the first book of the series.
178 pages, Kindle Edition
Published November 1, 2022
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June 17, 2025
not a fan
Can I just say, what the actual heck did I just read? I can see the idea, and I think it would be good, but the characters fall flat and are unlikable. I am trying to give the authors some grace since English is not their first language, but the way Aaron describes Preeti is masochistic. Also, TW, there is def some SA. I don’t really vibe with the ‘her body is saying yes’ trope. OH, and it is way too short. The ‘cliffhanger’ isn’t gripping enough to make me want to keep reading.
Can I just say, what the actual heck did I just read? I can see the idea, and I think it would be good, but the characters fall flat and are unlikable. I am trying to give the authors some grace since English is not their first language, but the way Aaron describes Preeti is masochistic. Also, TW, there is def some SA. I don’t really vibe with the ‘her body is saying yes’ trope. OH, and it is way too short. The ‘cliffhanger’ isn’t gripping enough to make me want to keep reading.
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