His Pet
When freedom is taken… and comfort comes from the one who took it.
Justin
I’ve always done what I was supposed to do. Be good. Be quiet. Be normal.
It never worked. Not for my family. Not for my father. Not in a world where I was always the wrong kind of son.
Then I meet a man who puts a knife to my throat… and something inside me responds.
I should be terrified. Instead, I can’t stop thinking about it.
And then I wake up in a cage. Kidnapped. Owned. Stripped of every choice I’ve ever had.
I’m supposed to hate him.
So why is he the first person who’s ever made me feel… right?
Cameron
I don’t keep people. I’ve tried, but they always break. Go empty. Useless. I don’t want that again.
Then Mikhail brings me Justin.
Soft. Nervous. Watching me like I’m something to fear… and something to want.
He shouldn’t survive this world, but I want him anyway. I tell myself I’ll do it differently this time. That I won’t ruin him.
I still put him in a cage. Still take his choices. Still make him mine.
And when he looks at me like I’m the only thing keeping him together… I realize I’m not going to lose this one.
Not to the world.
Not to himself.
He was taken. So why does he feel safer staying?
His Pet is a pitch-black MM romance featuring a dominant, morally irredeemable hero, a captive who finds comfort where he shouldn’t, and a relationship built on control, dependency, and dangerous tenderness. Featuring captivity, power imbalance, identity conflict, and a love story that blurs the line between protection and possession. Not for the faint of heart. HEA guaranteed.
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