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The Devil's Soft Spot
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Ongoing, First published Jul 07, 2025
Mature
Grace doesn't fall in love. She disassembles it.

A woman shaped by betrayal and broken fantasies, Grace treats relationships like a game she refuses to lose. Hearts are trophies. Power is safety. And love? Just a weakness she's trained herself to exploit. Until she meets Jacob.

Jacob is everything she's not: gentle, loyal, and disarmingly sincere. He doesn't want to win her, tame her, or fix her. He just stays. And for the first time, Grace begins to feel something she can't name... and can't control.

But ghosts don't leave quietly. Elias, the man who first shattered her, returns, and so does everything Grace tried to bury. As Jacob begins to drift toward someone who sees him clearly-Lea, soft-spoken and steady-Grace is forced to face a truth that terrifies her more than being alone.

Even the devil has a soft spot.
And she may have just lost hers.

A haunting, slow-burn story about emotional power, moral ambiguity, and the kind of love that either ruins or redeems you.
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