Madeleine
Abducted by M.S. Willis
Book Description:
She was meant to be his destruction…
A pawn played in a perilous game between
father and son…
Yet, her strength was more than either
man could imagine.
As Maddy learns to save herself…
She becomes the one thing that could
set the son free.
Madeleine Clark was raised to become a concert cellist. Sheltered and naïve, she remains hidden behind her music, a protection from the world around her. On the night of her first solo performance, Maddy accepts the admiration of a stranger and finds herself captive in a cruel and twisted power struggle between a sadistic father and his son, Aaron.
Seemingly, dangerous and uncaring, Aaron manages the business operations of his father’s estate. Wanting nothing to do with the slaves kept at the Estate, Aaron refuses to take part in the deeper depravities of his father. Despite his resistance, Aaron’s father ‘gifts’ him with a petite, brunette woman he can’t refuse.
A bond forged in conspiracy and deceit, Aaron struggles to save Maddy by teaching her to survive in the world in which he’d been raised. An unlikely union, Aaron soon learns that great strengths can exist within small packages, while Madeleine learns that love and light can exist in the darkest of places.
A pawn played in a perilous game between
father and son…
Yet, her strength was more than either
man could imagine.
As Maddy learns to save herself…
She becomes the one thing that could
set the son free.
Madeleine Clark was raised to become a concert cellist. Sheltered and naïve, she remains hidden behind her music, a protection from the world around her. On the night of her first solo performance, Maddy accepts the admiration of a stranger and finds herself captive in a cruel and twisted power struggle between a sadistic father and his son, Aaron.
Seemingly, dangerous and uncaring, Aaron manages the business operations of his father’s estate. Wanting nothing to do with the slaves kept at the Estate, Aaron refuses to take part in the deeper depravities of his father. Despite his resistance, Aaron’s father ‘gifts’ him with a petite, brunette woman he can’t refuse.
A bond forged in conspiracy and deceit, Aaron struggles to save Maddy by teaching her to survive in the world in which he’d been raised. An unlikely union, Aaron soon learns that great strengths can exist within small packages, while Madeleine learns that love and light can exist in the darkest of places.
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Review: I was given this book by author for honest review. A
dark romance full of abduction, slavery, rape, and murder, Willis put it all
in. This book makes you feel anger, sadness, and hope. Madeleine is the shy
musician abducted to be a slave to Aaron who is the assassin executioner. I
can’t help but admire Madeleine’s strength and courage and Aaron’s attitude. In
their fight for survival one thing becomes clear “in infinite darkness there
was light.”
Finding
her voice, Maddy spoke out of turn, not thinking about the repercussions her
words could elicit. “I would prefer you
call me by my name.” She peaked up at
him through her lashes. “Maddy, I would
prefer that you call me Maddy.”
Aaron
stopped with his bare back turned to her, taking several minutes to finally
respond, he asked, “What makes you think you are allowed to ask that? If I wanted, I could call you slave…” He turned to face her, the contours of chest
perfectly shadowed, his strength unquestionable. “…or whore.”
His swagger was slow as he approached her, a hunter skilled in
pursuit. “Would you prefer those names
to ‘Mouse’?”
Sucking
her bottom lip between her teeth, Maddy fidgeted with her hands, refusing to
look Aaron in the eyes. She could feel
his gaze touching her skin, his perusal of the woman barely half his size. The heat of his body rolled off of him as he
circled her. It was the feeling of a
soft blanket and lustful threat wrapped around her at the same time. When the deep resonation of his voice
occurred again, she cringed, fearing he would strike out at her for the
incorrect answer. “Why do you dislike
the name I have given you?”
Continuing
to fidget, Maddy trained her eyes on her feet, not daring to look up into the
endless green she knew stared down at her.
Gripping her under her chin, Aaron pulled her face up to look at him,
his eyes searching hers for the answer to his question. “You will speak when I tell you.” Dropping his hand from her face, he took a
step back placing distance between them.
“Now answer me.”
Her heart
pounded against the walls of her chest, her throat constricted, making it
difficult for her to breath. Fear
consumed her as she stood in the shadow of the man who’d taken at least two
lives that day. Barely a whisper, her
voice squeaked out the answer to his question. “Because a mouse is a furry
little rodent, something detested.”
Aaron
stood thoughtful and silent above her.
When he didn’t respond, Maddy quietly added, “I guess it’s better than
Xander’s name for me.”
Laughter
bellowed out, causing the toned muscles of Aaron’s broad chest to flex and
relax before her eyes. The sound of his
amusement so real, it caused her to want to smile in response to seeing a piece
of his mask falling away, revealing parts of him not witnessed by many
people. Containing himself, Aaron’s eyes
sparkled as he asked, “And what, exactly, is Xander’s name for you?”
A
scowl creased the fine skin between her eyes, her mouth pulled into the pout of
a sulking child. “He calls me
‘cricket’…an insect. It’s odd that you
both refer to me as nothing more than a common household pest.”
Aaron’s
smile faltered as he looked down upon the beautiful girl who didn’t fully
understand her role. “No, Madeleine, you
are not a common household pest…”
Maddy
looked up at him, anticipating what he would say next.
For
a fleeting second, he looked genuinely amused, but his expression was quickly
replaced with indifference and contempt as he stated, “you are lower than even
a pest in your role as a slave.”
Green, the color of jade, the
color of budding life in Spring, burned down into her; backlit and heated by a
fire of rage, of need. Aaron’s mouth
curved at the ends, an unknown thought amusing to him as she attempted to stand up to a man who controlled her completely…owned
her in a way that no man should be allowed.
Like lightning, he moved
quickly, so fast and unexpected, that Maddy gasped when the weight of his body
came down on her. The pills fell from
her hand to the floor as Aaron pushed her back on the bed, held his body above
her, his hand roughly traveling up the side of her torso, lifting her shirt to
expose her breasts to his gaze. “If I
wanted to take you, Madeleine, I wouldn’t have to drug you to do so.” The heat of his mouth stung as he wrapped his
full lips around the peak of her breast.
His tongue laved against the sensitive tip, his teeth grazing the same
area where he had marked her before. A
cry escaped her lips, part fear, part surprise; part lust so subtle, it caused
her heart to skip in its rhythm. As he
worked her body into a frenzy, his hand traveled down to cup her between her
thighs. A single finger tapped against
the opening to her body, she cried out again, not understanding the heat that
bloomed within her core. He pushed up
suddenly, watched as she lay panting beneath him. “Even if your mind did not remember my
cruelty, your body certainly would. The
pain of being split apart when I bury myself within you cannot be easily
forgotten…even if done while drugged.”
Just as quickly as he’d come
down on top of her, he stood. His eyes
searched the floor and when he found the pills, he bent over to pick them
up. This time not an offer, but a
demand, his hand reached to wrap around her face, squeezing her cheeks until
her mouth fell open. Shoving the pills
onto her tongue he grabbed the glass of water, poured the contents down her
throat, washing her new form of chains down into her body. “I have no plans to grant you the
satisfaction of my cock, I simply want you to sleep. I don’t feel like spending the evening
jumping up every time I think you are attempting to escape.”
Aaron took the glass and as he walked
to place it in the bathroom he commanded, "Lay down, Maddy, close your eyes and let sleep take you. That will be
the only thing having its way with your body tonight."
M.S. Willis is a romance novelist whose debut novel, Control, was released in 2013. Although currently writing in the romance genre, Willis has plans to expand her literary pursuits into multiple genres and has no fear conquering difficult subject matters in her writing. Willis is a native Floridian who is also a photographer and musician. When not absorbing herself in written, visual or musical expression, Willis is an adrenaline junkie, a ‘closet’ video game enthusiast, and an avid outdoors person and nature lover.
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