Boundaries
There was no doubt about it, Mason McKenna was mean.
“I suggest you run back to Daddy before I do something that he should have done years ago.”
Out of all the McKenna brothers, Mason was the worst. An overbearing bully with an insatiable hunger for dominance and a need to bend me to his will. He thought he could control me, both in body and mind, but I refused to be intimidated. He may rule his family, but he will never rule me.
Then one day he put his hands on me, and now I’m lost. I’m struggling to fight that intense, forbidden attraction—a devastating hunger that only he can feed.
BOUNDARIES
noun
A line that marks the limits of an area; a dividing line.
Due to an ancient grudge over the boundaries between their two estates, the McKenna and the Taylor-Joy families have been at war for decades.
Pretty but spoilt troublemaker Amy Taylor-Joy has thoroughly enjoyed provoking the beast that is Mason McKenna for years—all six-foot-three savage inches of him. A mouth-wateringly well-built alpha male, who has always lived and played by his own rules.
To Mason, Amy has been an annoying thorn in his side since he can remember. As a woman, she’s now so much more. Her interference in his family’s personal affairs is the final straw. A lesson needs to be taught, and he is the man to do it. He will break down her defences slowly; his methods will be brutally carnal.
As a child, he took her in hand; as an adult, he will take the tormenting beauty one inch at a time.
Will Amy be able to fight Mason’s determination to punish her for past sins, allowing her darkest tormentor to take her heart and tear down her boundaries…
BOUNDARIES CAN BE READ AS A STAND-ALONE BOOK, OR AS PART OF A SERIES.
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