Breaking Rosalind
Breaking Rosalind by Gigi Styx, published by Hangover Books on June 16, 2024, is a 630-page work written in English. The narrative centers on Rosalind, a cold-blooded killer and femme fatale, who finds herself entangled in a deadly game with her latest target, Cesare Montesano. As she attempts to eliminate him and his brothers to protect her daughter, she becomes his captive, setting the stage for a tense confrontation filled with secrets and manipulation.
Readers will encounter a dark romance that explores themes of psychological tension and suspense. The story delves into the complexities of power dynamics between Rosalind and Cesare, as both characters navigate their dangerous relationship. With elements of crime and thriller woven throughout, this edition presents a gripping tale that examines the lengths one will go to for love and survival.
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I wove a deadly web, but it became my trap.
Rosalind
I’m a cold-blooded killer, a femme fatale with a long list of victims.
My latest target being Cesare Montesano.
I must kill him and his brothers to protect my innocent young daughter.
He catches me in the middle of the mission, but I’m not scared.
I might be his prisoner yet I’m not without weapons.
And I will use every trick in the book to disarm him and escape.
Cesare
She tried to inject me with a poisonous syringe.
Now, she’s my captive with a head full of secrets.
Secrets that threaten my brother’s lives and rob our family’s power.
She’s a betrayer, just like all the others, but I won’t fall for her manipulation.
I will break this pretty little assassin through pleasure of pain.
But the more of her layers I uncover, the more I’m drawn into her web.
Breaking Rosalind is a dark romance containing themes some may find disturbing. Please check the warnings inside the book.
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