Oath of Deceit

I’ve always played the game of power and control. But when it comes to Liv, the stakes change.

She’s the light in my dark world, the only one who can unravel my twisted heart.

My obsession with her is unquenchable, an addiction I can’t escape.

But now, she’s more than a desire; she’s mine to possess.

When Ari comes in like a white knight to save her, I see an opportunity.

Strong, confident, and maddeningly attractive, I’ve always wanted him.

Now, he’s my prisoner too, caught in my web of seduction.

Together, they will learn that in my world, there are no limits—only pleasure and pain intertwined.

I relish the power I hold over both of them, finding a dark thrill in domination.

The lines blur as I take on the role of their master, guiding them on a journey of exploration and surrender.

But Liv’s feelings for Ari complicate the dance, igniting a wildfire of jealousy that threatens to consume us all.

They think they have a plan to escape my grasp, but they don’t know the extent of my possessiveness—or the lengths I’ll go to ensure they remain mine.

In this deadly game of deceit, desire, and twisted affection, I’m prepared to wield my power in every way imaginable.

In the end, why choose when you can have it all—all three of us bound together in a web of sin?

This is the first book in the Master & Captive trilogy, a dark why-choose romance, and it ends in a cliffhanger that will be resolved in the second book, Oath of Ruin. It contains very dark themes and content that some readers may not be comfortable with; a link to the list of warnings will be at the start of the book.