Ivy Robinson has a list of potential dangers that could happen to her as a blind woman. And death sits at the top. One wrong move can put her in grave danger.
She thinks she has learned to live with this fear until she is captured by a man who makes death seem like the least of her worries. He is dangerous enough to kill her and powerful enough to ensure no one finds her body when he does.
But the problem is, he doesn't want Ivy dead. He wants her to live.
Roman Konstantinov is a man with two principles: no harm to the vulnerable, and every freedom comes with a price.
When he kidnaps the wrong woman and discovers she is innocent, letting her go is the only option. Little does he know that her freedom will lead him into something far more dangerous.
Roman watches her from the shadows, keeps danger at bay, and protects a woman who has no idea she has a secret guardian.
As Roman's protective instincts deepen, the lines between duty and obsession begin to blur. Keeping Ivy alive is no longer a matter of principle. It has become a necessity, a need that could destroy him.
Genre: Romance
She thinks she has learned to live with this fear until she is captured by a man who makes death seem like the least of her worries. He is dangerous enough to kill her and powerful enough to ensure no one finds her body when he does.
But the problem is, he doesn't want Ivy dead. He wants her to live.
Roman Konstantinov is a man with two principles: no harm to the vulnerable, and every freedom comes with a price.
When he kidnaps the wrong woman and discovers she is innocent, letting her go is the only option. Little does he know that her freedom will lead him into something far more dangerous.
Roman watches her from the shadows, keeps danger at bay, and protects a woman who has no idea she has a secret guardian.
As Roman's protective instincts deepen, the lines between duty and obsession begin to blur. Keeping Ivy alive is no longer a matter of principle. It has become a necessity, a need that could destroy him.
Genre: Romance
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