Run, Little Doe

Adrian Forzano is not a man anyone crosses lightly. As a ruthless mafia boss, his reputation and lack of patience for betrayal precede him. So when one of his associates steals a fortune from him, Adrian goes to collect what's his. He never expects to meet the man's daughter.

Olivia Atwood has spent her life believing there are lines a person simply doesn't cross. When she discovers suspicious discrepancies in her father's company accounts, she confronts him and demands answers. One accidental collision is all it takes for Adrian to decide she's the perfect collateral to force his associate to return the money.

But what begins as a hostage situation quickly becomes something he hadn't anticipated. Obsession.
Adrian wants her, needs her. And the more he gets to have her, the less he can remember why he took her in the first place.

But then Olivia runs.
On All Saints' Eve, she finds herself trapped inside a haunted corn maze with a furious Adrian on her trail. She knows what men like him do to loose ends. And when his voice calls her Little Doe from somewhere in the darkness, Olivia is certain he's hunting her to make sure she never tells anyone what has transpired during her captivity. But Adrian isn't chasing her for leverage anymore. He's chasing her because she's his.

And when he catches her, there will be nowhere left to run.

This is a dark romance novella and includes darker themes like kidnapping, captivity, coercion, non-con/dub-con, obsessive and possessive behavior, violence, threats, criminal activity, and a morally dark hero. It also contains explicit sexual content, including primal play and consensual elements within a darker power dynamic. Reader discretion is advised.