Yours

Obsession Never Lets Go

Lena Monroe thought she could go back.

Back to her husband, her family, and the beautiful Geneva life she had spent years protecting. She chose Mark. She returned home. She told herself that whatever had happened with Daniel Carter was over.

Daniel never agreed. He comes back into her life with the same intensity that first pulled her apart, only now he is angrier, more possessive, and unwilling to accept that she chose another man after everything they shared.

Daniel does not want forgiveness. He does not want another stolen affair hidden between two separate lives. He wants the truth, even if exposing it destroys Lena’s marriage, her reputation, and everyone caught between them.

Mark is determined to protect his wife and hold his family together. Lena still wants to believe the choice is hers. Vanessa, meanwhile, is trapped inside a relationship that has become harsher than she ever expected, facing a man who increasingly confuses desire with control and punishment.

The old arrangements are beginning to collapse.
Secrets change hands. Desire becomes a weapon.
And the four of them are forced to confront the consequences of everything they allowed, ignored, or refused to admit.

Lena believes she can still choose between the two men.
Daniel intends to prove that choice no longer exists.

Yours is the second book in The Carter Dynasty, a dark, explicit psychological romance about obsession, control, jealousy, betrayal, and the damage left behind when desire becomes impossible to contain.

This book must be read after Mine and ends on a cliffhanger

Contains explicit sexual content, power dynamics, emotional manipulation, jealousy, and morally complex behavior, including Daniel’s harsh treatment of Vanessa. Intended for mature readers.

Previously published in an earlier edition as part of the Forbidden Passion series. This edition has been fully restructured, revised, and re-edited.

Description

YOURS — The Carter Dynasty Book 2

Daniel:

Vanessa is everything I should want — beautiful, willing, completely devoted to me in every way that should matter. I am not good to her and I know it. The cruelty isn’t intentional but I can’t stop it because every time I look at her I think about Lena Monroe choosing her husband over me like I was something disposable. Then I walk into a bookstore in Geneva for my daughter and there she is — standing at her own dedication event, signing copies, smiling at strangers, pretending she didn’t wreck me. I leave her a letter I shouldn’t have written. I tell myself it’s closure.

Lena:

I built a very convincing life after Daniel. Mark is attentive now in ways he never was before, my writing career is thriving, and if I think about Daniel Carter less than I used to then that counts as healing. Then he walks into Cultura with his daughter and looks at me like no time has passed at all, and every wall I built since choosing Mark develops a crack I can’t fix. He leaves me a letter. I read it fourteen times before I admit what it means. Some choices you make with your whole chest and some you make because you’re terrified, and I am so tired of being terrified.

She finally chose him. The question is what’s left of both of them by then.

 

 

 

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