Dark Claim: A Dark Bully Romance

He writes SELL across her mural. Then he offers her a fortune to paint for him.

Lena Cruz knows exactly how dangerous that kind of man can be.

Lena is an artist who paints to breathe, not to flatter power. Roman Blackwell is a ruthless media billionaire with a cliffside estate, a private commission, and a talent for turning pressure into leverage. He wants her work. He wants her attention. He wants the part of her that never bends.

Lena refuses to be bought. But refusing Roman only sharpens the pull between them. Their deal becomes a war of terms, boundaries, and dare-level attraction—one where every inch of ground has to be taken on her terms or not at all. And the closer he gets, the more dangerous the world around them becomes. Her art is watched. Her image is twisted. Old wounds and new enemies start circling, hungry for exactly the kind of spectacle Roman’s name attracts.

To trust him would be reckless. To want him is worse.

Dark, charged, and fiercely consent-forward, Dark Claim is a contemporary dark romance about power, obsession, public ruin, and the brutal difference between being claimed and being chosen.