The Landscaper: A Reverse Harem Romance

· The Renovation Project Book 3 · Fractal Enigma
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The house is framed. Now we have to tame the wild.

I’ve survived Ford’s discipline and Jax’s games. I thought I was ready for anything the Brotherhood could throw at me. Then Silas Vane pulled into my driveway.

Silas isn’t like the others. He doesn’t care about blueprints or schedules. He’s a giant of a man—a silent, brooding landscaper who looks more like a bear than a contractor. He smells like rain and turned earth, and he looks at me like I’m the only flower worth saving in a garden of weeds.

He’s here to excavate the overgrown grounds. To dig up the secrets my grandmother buried beneath the roses. But Silas has secrets of his own. He communicates in grunts, touches, and a primal intensity that strips away my civilized defenses. He doesn’t want to teach me. He wants to claim me. Out in the wild, against the earth, where no one can hear me scream.

But as we dig deeper, we hit something hard. A truth about the past that shakes the foundation of the house—and the Brotherhood—to its core.

The Renovation Project is a high-heat, serial. Book 3 contains: A massive "wild man" hero, primal outdoor play, size difference, and emotional themes of grief. It leads directly into Book 4.

The house is framed. Now we have to tame the wild. I’ve survived Ford’s discipline and Jax’s games. I thought I was ready for anything the Brotherhood could throw at me. Then Silas Vane pulled into my driveway. Silas isn’t like the others. He doesn’t care about blueprints or schedules. He’s a gia...

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