Bought Deceit
Trained to be the perfect slave while trapped in one of the largest human trafficking rings ever recorded, Dakota was broken beyond repair and the men who bought him treated him like he was nothing more than dog crap underneath their shoes.
After being brainwashed into believing he was nothing more than a worthless slave, Dakota had no reason to believe otherwise until an older gentleman named Allister, an undercover FBI agent determined to dismantle the ring, bought Dakota and showed him how to be human again.
Much to Dakota’s surprise, he began to feel things for Allister that he had never felt before as he struggled with the fact that Allister refused to use him like the slave Dakota thought he had been bought to be.
Was it truly possible that Allister wanted nothing more from Dakota than to give him the opportunity to heal from the horrors he had experienced or would Dakota wake up one day and find himself back in the nightmare he had called life?
Could Dakota’s trauma be preventing him from seeing what was right in front of his eyes? Was it possible that Allister wasn’t his master at all but a guardian angel sent from heaven above?
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