Wolf
When I took a vacation to Mexico, I never could have imagined the deadly game of hunter and prey waiting for me…
Kidnapped by the cartel along with my friends, I’m thrust into a brutal world where survival depends on submission. Matias, one of the cartel’s most feared enforcers, also known as the wolf, is tasked with breaking me. He’s wild, untamed, and fixated on me. Every instinct screams to hate him and resist, but he’s relentless, stalking me like a predator.
In the midst of this nightmare, I begin to see another side of Matias beneath his savage exterior. His primal nature both terrifies and mesmerizes me, igniting a forbidden attraction that defies reason. While I struggle to maintain control, the line between captor and captive fades, and I find myself caught in a dangerous game of cat and mouse.
When the leader of the cartel is murdered by her second in command, a chance for escape emerges. With the help of the new leader, Matias, and his brother Thiago, we make a daring bid for freedom. But Matias isn’t ready to let me go. He follows me into my world, determined to claim me as his own. I insist our twisted bond can’t survive outside the nightmare we shared, but he’s resolute. Love, especially one born from such primal instincts, doesn’t follow the rules.
Wolf is the Sixth book in the Once Upon a Villain Series by Bianca Cole. This dark, cartel captive mafia romance explores themes that may be disturbing to some readers. No cliffhanger and a happily-ever-after ending means this book can be read as a standalone.
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