Behind the Mask, Tome 1 : Mine To Hunt

Résumé

“He chose her as his next victim. He never planned to fall.”

A dangerously obsessive dark romance where protection and possession blur… and the man hiding behind the mask might be the one she should fear the most.

She thought surviving her past was the hardest part.

An abusive ex. A stalker who stole her privacy. A system that failed her when she begged for help. With no one left to trust and her world closing in, she’s barely holding herself together. Until he appears. A man who watches from the shadows. Silent. Controlled. Always there when fear creeps too close.

He sees everything.

Her routines.

Her fears.

Her breaking points. He studies her… like she’s already his.

At first, she doesn’t know if he’s real. Then she doesn’t know if he’s a threat… or her only safety. Because slowly, too slowly to notice, the people who hurt her start disappearing. And the deeper she falls into his presence, the harder it becomes to tell where fear ends… and something far more dangerous begins.

Because some men don’t fall in love.

They fixate.

They claim.

They keep.

And when the truth behind the mask begins to unravel, she’s left with one terrifying question...

Did she find someone willing to protect her?

Or did she become the obsession of something far worse?

Tropes: Psychiatrist x Patient / Morally Black MMC / Stalker x Intended Victim / Age Gap / Obsessive Possession / Trauma Survivor FMC / Dark Protector / Touch Her and Die / Psychological Manipulation / He Was Watching First / Revenge on Abusers / Unethical Attraction / Forced Emotional Dependency / Fear to Desire / Villain Gets the Girl / Toxic Love / Predator Protector / Mentally Unhinged Hero / Thriller Romance

18+ Dark Psychological Romance.

Warning: This book contains explicit scenes like stalking, manipulation, abuse/assault, trauma, graphic sexual content, and violence. The relationship portrayed is toxic, obsessive, and morally corrupt. This is a deeply unsettling story intended for mature readers only. Reader discretion is strongly advised.