Chasing Freedom
Abigail Adams is desperate for a new life. For freedom. To run from a past that refuses to loosen its grip. From a name that was once hers. And when she crosses paths with the guarded and watchful Taylor brothers–Lincoln and his older brother Lawson–the charming Beau Saint James, and the reckless and magnetic Jasper Jenkins, Abigail finds herself standing at the edge of something she’s never had before. A remote Montana ranch. Long days. Open skies. Four men whose attention burns slow and intense, and who make her wonder if this is finally it. But freedom has never come without cost, and Abigail knows better than most that what once was doesn’t stay buried forever.
For years, life on the ranch has been predictable. Safe. Comfortable. A hard-earned peace built on loyalty, routine, and land that’s been protected for generations. But cracks are starting to show. Boundaries are questioned. Deals are whispered behind closed doors. And someone wants what they have and isn’t afraid to push. Then Abigail Adams—or Anya Akimov, depending on who’s asking—steps onto their land. She arrives at the exact moment everything they’ve built is under threat, and wanting her quickly becomes tangled with the instinct to protect what’s theirs. As desire turns into something deeper, and danger presses in from all sides, they’re forced to confront a truth they can’t ignore:
Some freedoms are worth burning everything down for.
***Chasing Freedom is part ONE of a duet. It’s a why-choose/polyamorous romance intended for mature readers only. The FMC doesn’t choose between love interests. Be sure to check the content/trigger warnings in the front of the book before proceeding.
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