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258 pages, Paperback
First published February 2, 2016
There’s a certain satisfaction in revenge, a sense of closure. It doesn’t undo the past, but it can help one feel better about it.
Pain and pleasure. Fear and lust. I never knew the combination could be so devastating.
He’s asking, and I can’t refuse him. Not while I feel so lost and alone.
I’m suffocating, spinning into the cold darkness, and all I can do is fight, scream and fight.
The primitive, possessive hunger that gripped me earlier is still there, but now it’s reined in by the need to please her, to make her feel at least a fraction of the ecstasy she gives me.
“Good, that’s a good girl.” His grip in my hair eases as I close my lips around his thick shaft and hollow out my cheeks, sucking on him. “Exactly like that, beautiful…”
I should’ve found his approval humiliating, but I revel in the small tenderness, soaking it up with desperate need. I feel tired, so tired that all I want to do is stay like this, with him stroking my hair as I drift off into nothingness.
The need to claim her is potent and primal, an instinct born in the mists of time. She was made for me, this beautiful, broken girl. She was destined to be mine. Still kissing her, I drive into her, again and again, as deep as I can go, and eventually, I feel her hands on my back as she embraces me, holding me close. Binding me as tightly as I’ve bound her.
Lima Syndrome. That’s what they call the psychological phenomenon where the captor sympathizes with the captive so much that he releases said captive.As much as it's somewhat excused, there is some non-con in this one. Lucas emotionally manipulates Yulia using a past tragedy as leverage. I found this quite despicable, even though I understood his reasoning behind the actions.