Obsessively Yours (Fae Kings of Eden, #2)

by Jamie Applegate Hunter

To everyone who hates the word cunt— Cunt is the oldest known word in the English language used to describe female genitalia. It even predates vagina. Respect your elders.

THIS IS NOT A LITERARY MASTERPIECE. IT’S NOT EVEN LITERARY MASTERPIECE ADJACENT.

For those of you thinking, “There’s no way someone could write a fantasy romance without a fantasy plot.” I love your enthusiasm—but you need to lower your expectations. And then lower them again.

Do not take this book too seriously. It was written to be a fun read with a bit of “that’s fucked up” thrown into the mix. You might have a good time. You might not. Good luck.

“I’d give up anything for you, princess.”

He was hers completely and irrevocably, and he would do whatever it took to make her his, too.

Roman had warned everyone in the palace school against touching Violet, but he hadn’t thought she’d meet a guy from town.

When you fall in love and the other person doesn’t catch you, you break more than a bone when hitting the ground. You break everything. Your heart. Your soul. Your confidence in yourself. It all just shatters.

“You might get over me, but I won’t get over you. How can you ask that of me?”

She might not need him, but he needed her. And wanted her. And loved her. He always had.

Roman would kill someone before he’d allow them to touch what was his. Because she was his, and he was hers.

“Touch her and I’ll kill you,” Roman warned.

The world turned upside down, and she squealed as Roman carried her over his shoulder toward the other dancers. “That man doesn’t have a partner,” she taunted, referring to a gentleman standing to the side. “If you could be a dear and put me down so I can ask him to da—ow!” Roman slapped her on the ass, hard. “Be a good girl and stop trying to get other men killed.”

Whoever touches what is mine will suffer dearly for it.

I am yours, and you are mine.

P.S. Don’t fall in love with someone else. Come back to me.

“You let her fall,” Violet said to Roman after the others left toward their respective homes. Roman hiked a shoulder. “I told you I’d stay away from her.”

“You are everything to me.” Leaning down, he dropped his mouth to hers. “I will soak the earth beneath your feet with the blood of anyone who disrespects you.”