Shatter

Author: Christina Sterling
Genre(s): Romance | Erotic | Crime and Mafia | Adult
Total pages: 91

Shatter

He’s her step-uncle. Her taboo temptation. Her only way out.

Melody Snow has been performing her entire life.
Child star. Rom-com queen. America’s sweetheart.
But behind the perfect smile, she’s suffocating. Her mother controls everything—every role, every relationship, every breath. Melody isn’t a person anymore. She’s a brand.
And she’s dying inside.
Until one night, she walks into The White Envelope—DC’s most exclusive BDSM club—and begs for the one thing no one has ever allowed her: pain, freedom, and control over her own body.

She finds Harrison instead.
Owner. Primal Dom. Scarred from a childhood fire and carved from darkness.
He recognizes her instantly. His brother’s stepdaughter. His niece by marriage. The one woman he should never touch.
And the only one he can’t walk away from.
Harrison sees through the mask. He knows what she needs—the hunt, the raw surrender that comes from someone who won’t treat her like she’s breakable.
Then the paparazzi catch her fake boyfriend kissing another man. The media explodes. Her mother demands she come home.

Melody runs straight to Harrison’s door.
To hide. To shatter. To finally become the woman she was never allowed to be.
Now the press is hunting her, her mother wants control back, and the world thinks Melody Snow is breaking down.
But Harrison knows the truth: she’s not breaking. She’s waking up.
And he’ll burn the world to protect her.

Shatter is a dark, primal, taboo romance about reclaiming your identity and finding freedom in the arms of the one man you were never supposed to want.

Tropes: Forbidden Romance, Step-Uncle/Niece, Age Gap, Primal Dom, Predator/Prey, Pain Play, Protector Hero, HEA

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