Reina

by Meghan March

First published 2020

She tells herself she hates him, but her body betrays her every time Mount enters her room. She exists as his entertainment, his plaything, the human currency that settles a debt she never owed. The contradiction tears at her. How can she desire someone she fears? How can her pulse quicken for the man who owns her freedom? Mount operates without rules, and she should have expected the chaos he brings. She promised herself she would not surrender, would show no weakness, would emerge with her heart and soul undamaged. She would stand firm against whatever he demanded. But Mount has different plans. He sees through her defiance to the want she tries to hide. Each encounter pushes her closer to a breaking point she never saw coming. The debt that brought her here becomes secondary to the war raging inside her, between survival and surrender, between the safety of hatred and the danger of something deeper.

Genres: romance, adult-fiction, dark-romance, contemporary-romance

Vibes: dark, emotional, intimate, suspenseful

Tropes: enemies-to-lovers, forced-proximity

256 pages · Paperback · B de Bolsillo

Content warnings: abuse, explicit-sexual-content, toxic-relationship

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