Surrender to the Dark

Alessandro Moretti doesn't fear Serena Hayes because he wants her. He fears her because of what wanting her costs him. What follows is an isolent, tender war between two survivors, and the slow ruin of the reflection he was raised to be.

She can't speak. He doesn't need her to. His paintings say everything the world has spent years trying to silence, and for the first time, someone is finally listening.

He was raised by the woman his father tried to destroy, and became exactly what she survived. Matteo Moretti has spent years burying the same obsession that broke his family, drawn to the one woman he swore to stay away from. Angela Whitley is home. She's just as good at hiding how much she wants to keep it that way.

She has no conscience. He has no boundaries. The monster never expects to become the prey, and neither of them planned on this turning into a love story.

He never leaves his penthouse. She never knew she was being watched. The safest prison is the one that feels, unmistakably, like love.