Thessaly never wanted a bond—especially not with him.
Desperate to save her sisters from winter's deadly grasp, Thessaly risked everything to seek aid from the Strix brothers. Instead of salvation, she found captivity—trapped in the concrete labyrinth of Atlas’s sanctuary and bound by fate to a man who is equal parts protector and jailer.
Atlas, haunted by a past steeped in blood and the weight of his people’s war, claims to shield Thessaly from dangers she cannot comprehend. Yet his sanctuary feels like a prison, and his promises come at a cost she refuses to pay.
With her sisters’ survival hanging in the balance, Thessaly strikes a fragile bargain to secure their safety. But the bond between her and Atlas stirs more than rage—it ignites a fire she cannot quell. As the lines between captor and protector blur, she is torn between her yearning for freedom and the pull of a connection she cannot escape.
In this tale of magic, betrayal, and unbreakable bonds, the strongest cage may be the one forged by fate.
Genre: Paranormal Romance
Desperate to save her sisters from winter's deadly grasp, Thessaly risked everything to seek aid from the Strix brothers. Instead of salvation, she found captivity—trapped in the concrete labyrinth of Atlas’s sanctuary and bound by fate to a man who is equal parts protector and jailer.
Atlas, haunted by a past steeped in blood and the weight of his people’s war, claims to shield Thessaly from dangers she cannot comprehend. Yet his sanctuary feels like a prison, and his promises come at a cost she refuses to pay.
With her sisters’ survival hanging in the balance, Thessaly strikes a fragile bargain to secure their safety. But the bond between her and Atlas stirs more than rage—it ignites a fire she cannot quell. As the lines between captor and protector blur, she is torn between her yearning for freedom and the pull of a connection she cannot escape.
In this tale of magic, betrayal, and unbreakable bonds, the strongest cage may be the one forged by fate.
Genre: Paranormal Romance
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