Betrayal
Betrayal by Sam Crescent, published by Evernight Publishing on September 18, 2015, is a contemporary romance that explores the complexities of love and trust. In this 166-page novel, Mary grapples with her feelings for Pike, a man who has previously broken her heart. As she recuperates from an injury, Mary finds herself in a vulnerable position, needing care while vowing to protect her heart from further pain. Pike, determined to reclaim her, faces the challenge of breaking through the emotional barriers she has built.
Readers will find a narrative that delves into themes of heartbreak and redemption as Pike attempts to win Mary back. The story unfolds with tension as he struggles to understand how to reach her, knowing that while he can have her physically, winning her heart is a different battle altogether. This edition presents a vivid portrayal of their tumultuous relationship, highlighting the emotional stakes involved in giving love a second chance.
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He broke her heart. She refuses to be hurt again… Mary has always had a crush on Pike but she vows never to fall for him again. With her leg broken, Mary needs to be taken care of. She moved into Holly’s place but there’s no way she can stay. Her body will betray her. Pike will not stand to see anyone else looking after his woman. He fucked up big but Mary is his, and he intends to claim her. He can have her body. He’ll never have her heart. Every woman he’s ever known has fallen into his lap. He doesn’t have to fight for what he wants. With Mary, he can have her whenever he wants but she’s not giving him anything in return. Her heart is covered in ice and he doesn’t know how to melt it so he can finally be with the woman he loves. What will happen when he tries to make her his old lady? Can Mary really give Pike a second chance? What will Pike do to finally break the ice that’s keeping him out?
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