The Conqueror's Vow(Bl)

India, 1891.

Under the iron rule of the British Empire, rebellion was a whisper-and obedience was survival.

Arav Sharma had never learned obedience.
Sharp-tongued, law-bound, and burning with quiet fury against the Crown, he was the only man in his village reckless enough to stand before a British commander and speak as an equal.

Colonel William Ashford had conquered lands, crushed uprisings, and buried men without remembering their names.

Until Arav.

What began as fascination turned into possession.
What began as captivity turned into obsession.
Dragged into the walls of a colonial estate, forced beneath laws he despised, and bound to a man more dangerous than war itself, Arav swore he would never break.

But some prisons are not built of iron.
And some monsters do not loosen their grip.
Arav plans to destroy the man who claims to own him.
William plans to keep him-at any cost.