Genesis Rousseau, the sheltered daughter of a powerful arms-dealing family, is bound by a blood contract to marry Amir Guerrero, the heir to a rival cartel empire, to save her family from financial ruin. Desperate for one last taste of freedom before her wedding, she spends her final college semester in North Dakota. There, she meets Caleb Andreas, a charming and commanding stranger who offers her an escape: a 30-day Dominant/submissive contract with no strings attached.
Amir Guerrero, is the formidable heir to South Carolina’s largest trading port empire. At twenty-four, he has been running the family business for years, stepping into power after his father’s battle with lung cancer began. Cold, calculating, and fiercely dominant, Amir commands respect in both the boardroom and the underworld. However, his rise to the official title of Don is contingent on one final condition: he must marry before his twenty-fifth birthday. His engagement to Genesis Rousseau is arranged strictly for power and legacy, a duty he intends to fulfill with his head, not his heart.
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Genesis Rousseau, the sheltered daughter of a powerful arms-dealing family, is bound by a blood contract to marry Amir Guerrero, the heir to a rival cartel empire, to save her family from financial ruin. Desperate for one last taste of freedom before her wedding, she spends her final college semester in North Dakota. There, she meets Caleb Andreas, a charming and commanding stranger who offers her an escape: a 30-day Dominant/submissive contract with no strings attached.
Amir Guerrero, is the formidable heir to South Carolina’s largest trading port empire. At twenty-four, he has been running the family business for years, stepping into power after his father’s battle with lung cancer began. Cold, calculating, and fiercely dominant, Amir commands respect in both the boardroom and the underworld. However, his rise to the official title of Don is contingent on one final condition: he must marry before his twenty-fifth birthday. His engagement to Genesis Rousseau is arranged strictly for power and legacy, a duty he intends to fulfill with his head, not his heart.