The Devil's Wildflower

In the forgotten village of Willowmere, nineteen-year-old Esme lives among wildflowers, sunlight, and song. She has never seen the city, never learned the art of deceit. But when her scheming aunt sets out to sell the land Esme inherited, the papers fall into the hands of Nicholas Sylvester - a ruthless CEO by day and a feared mafia king by night.

He comes to Willowmere for business, not beauty, until a chance encounter in the forbidden forest changes everything. She saves his life, unaware she has just marked her own.

For the first time, Nicholas wants something money cannot buy - her innocence, her defiance, her light. But obsession has a price, and in his world, nothing pure survives unburned.

She was the wildflower he could never tame. He was the storm that would uproot her world.

Because she was the wildflower he should have left untouched,
and he was the ruin she never saw coming.

He was the world's most feared man. She was the only one who made him human.