Beaten. Desensitized. Subhuman.
I’m a psychology grad student. I know all about repressed trauma. I know the dangers of burying your suffering, letting it eat away at you until you’re nothing but a shell.
I also don’t care.
This is my nightmare, and I’ll decide when I want to wake up.
Armand James claims he can help me, and it’ll only take one night.
He offers to use my pain to heal my pain. Break me to fix me.
It will be his pleasure.
My textbooks have a name for people like him. But who am I to judge?
It’s risky, but so is living a deadened life.
He wants to hurt me.
And I’m going to let him.
Topics: Dark psychological fiction, Dominant male lead, repressed trauma, personal growth, healing, empowerment
Bree Dahlia is an unconventional romance junkie. Her stories range from lighthearted to sizzling with that satisfying happily-ever-after ending and a touch of the unexpected. She favors themes of friendship, forgiveness, and unconditional love with alpha characters and eccentric tastes.
She holds degrees that look pretty in a frame and has sampled a long string of jobs that have left a lot to be desired. Only as an author has she found her passion. When not crafting stories in her small Wisconsin town, she hikes unbeaten trails, watches hockey games, and wishes she didn't detest cooking so much.
Dahlia is her middle name. Her last name is more suitable for a horror writer.