Three Vows To Sin
? A romantasy retelling of Three Nights of Sin ?
He says I’ll be free after he claims my last vow. But I’m starting to realize the most dangerous thing isn’t the magical binding. It’s how much I don’t want him to let me go.
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Knock on his door at midnight. Bear his mark by dawn.
With my brother accused of murder and my family’s magic fading, society already considers me ruined. There’s only one man powerful enough to help—but Gabriel Noble may be more dangerous than the killer who is draining his victims dry.
He offers a bargain I can’t refuse: three vows he can claim at any time, for anything he desires. A magical binding I can never break.
Marked, bound, my body tied to his. Until I repay my debt, he owns me.
To clear my brother’s name, I must both waltz through candlelit estates and descend into an underworld of shadow networks where Gabriel rules all. His power defies explanation, his influence reaches everywhere. And the way he awakens something dormant in me may be the most maddening secret of all.
Working beside him means surrendering to a bond that tightens with every heated glance and charged touch. Until my vows start to feel less like chains and more like lifelines.
The killer is circling, his grisly murders drawing closer to my door. And I’m beginning to realize the greatest danger isn’t the magical binding.
It’s falling for the man in control.
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