Birgundi Williams makes a living helping women recognize toxic relationships. The problem is, she goes home to one every night. Three years into her marriage to Mink, love has turned into control, fear, and bruises Birgundi has gotten too good at hiding. She knows she needs to leave. Knowing and surviving long enough to do it are two different things.
Then Zion Cannon walks into her life. Billionaire CEO. Atlanta street royalty. Calm, cocky, and dangerous enough to never have to raise her voice twice. Zion doesn’t do complicated women, married women, or situations that can interfere with business. Birgundi becomes all three.
What starts with lingering tension turns into private lunches, disappearing messages, stolen freedom, and a connection neither woman can ignore. Zion wants Birgundi, but she refuses to become another person controlling her. Birgundi has to choose freedom for herself.
Mink has no intention of letting that happen. And when obsession turns violent, Birgundi’s marriage collides with the Cannon empire, dragging enemies, family secrets, street politics, and blood into a love story that was already playing with fire.
Zion Cannon has money, power, and an entire city that knows better than to cross her. But Birgundi might be the one thing she’s willing to risk all of it for.
Because this ain’t regular love.This is Stud Love.
And when a stud loves you like Zion Cannon does, somebody better pray she never has a reason to go to war.
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Birgundi Williams makes a living helping women recognize toxic relationships. The problem is, she goes home to one every night. Three years into her marriage to Mink, love has turned into control, fear, and bruises Birgundi has gotten too good at hiding. She knows she needs to leave. Knowing and surviving long enough to do it are two different things.
Then Zion Cannon walks into her life. Billionaire CEO. Atlanta street royalty. Calm, cocky, and dangerous enough to never have to raise her voice twice. Zion doesn’t do complicated women, married women, or situations that can interfere with business. Birgundi becomes all three.
What starts with lingering tension turns into private lunches, disappearing messages, stolen freedom, and a connection neither woman can ignore. Zion wants Birgundi, but she refuses to become another person controlling her. Birgundi has to choose freedom for herself.
Mink has no intention of letting that happen. And when obsession turns violent, Birgundi’s marriage collides with the Cannon empire, dragging enemies, family secrets, street politics, and blood into a love story that was already playing with fire.
Zion Cannon has money, power, and an entire city that knows better than to cross her. But Birgundi might be the one thing she’s willing to risk all of it for.
Because this ain’t regular love.This is Stud Love.
And when a stud loves you like Zion Cannon does, somebody better pray she never has a reason to go to war.