After many glowing reviews and others that were more puzzled, I am writing this here, plainly and without hesitation:

Noah is dying. In the silence of a hospital room in Geneva, his girlfriend Élise and his best friend Liam find themselves bound by a promise made on the edge of loss.

Years later, Élise and Liam try to build a life from the ashes of grief and loyalty, more out of faithfulness than passion. Élise wants to believe in healing, to turn loss into commitment. Liam becomes her refuge, but he hides a storm inside him that she cannot calm.

When Sophie Dubois returns, everything shifts. Sophie has always loved Liam and dreamed of being the one who could embrace his darkness and accept his need for control. She is willing to give him what Élise cannot, even if it consumes her.

In a city ruled by secrets and silent codes, three lives brush past each other. They are caught by desire, haunted by guilt, and threatened by the invisible rules of an ancient society where weakness is never forgiven.

This is not a story about betrayal. It is a story about survival, about choosing between safety and hunger, between the path that seems wise and the fire that might finally set you free.

Burn With Me is a dark psychological romance about the price of truth, the power of surrender, and the courage it takes to love without losing yourself.

Important Note from the Author

This book is not a BDSM manual and it is not an American-style dark romance. There is no mafia, no gratuitous violence, and no scenes included just to shock.

This is the story of a young man, Liam Morel, torn between his true nature and what the world expects of him. He is imperfect, dominant, sometimes harsh, often lost. The Sceau Blanc, a Swiss secret society, is built on psychological power, tradition, and impossible choices. It is never about physical brutality.

This book contains explicit scenes, mental and emotional manipulation, power games, grief, and trauma. If you are looking for a gentle romance or a practical D/s guide, this is not the book for you.

Read with caution, or better yet, with your heart open and ready to face a real story.