Murderous Obsession

Some stories begin with love.
Some begin with justice.

This one begins with obsession.

Not the kind that writes poems or waits outside a cafe with flowers. Not the kind that fades with time or distance. This is the darker kind-the kind that grows silently in the shadows, feeding on control, anger, and the dangerous belief that someone else can belong to you.

In this story, the man you will meet is not a hero.He is Sebastian Salvatore, a criminal who has spent years living outside the law, learning how to hide in darkness and manipulate the world around him.

Ayla Avery the woman you will meet is not someone who runs from danger.
She is a police officer-someone who has sworn to protect others, even if it means stepping directly into that darkness.

What begins as a chase between a criminal and a cop slowly becomes something far more dangerous. Because when obsession takes root, it stops being about winning or losing.

It becomes about possession.

The man at the center of this story believes that once he sets his eyes on someone, they can never truly escape him. He sees the world as something to control, and the people in it as pieces in his game.

But he has never met someone like her before.

She refuses to be controlled.
She refuses to be afraid.
And she refuses to let a monster hide behind the excuse of obsession.

The Murderous Obsession