Obsyra

Obsyra (n.):
The beautiful tragedy of loving someone beyond logic.

Everyone believes Aurora Romans is blind.

Her family. The people around her. Everyone.

But Aurora can see.

She simply refuses to open her eyes.

After a childhood filled with things no child should have endured, closing her eyes became the only way Aurora could escape the world around her. So she lets everyone believe she is blind, because being blind is easier than seeing the people who hurt her.

Then, after ten years away, he comes back.

Kyle Salvatore, the ruthless heir to the Russian Mafia, has returned to claim his father's legacy. But there is something else waiting for him in Russia.

Her.

For ten years, he has watched Aurora from afar. He has watched her suffer, watched her hide behind a blindfold, and waited for the day he could finally return for her.

He came back intending to protect her.

He never expected to make her his bride.

Now Aurora is trapped in a marriage she never asked for, with a man she barely remembers and a family that will do anything to keep her from leaving.

But Kyle has no intention of letting her go.

And Aurora is beginning to realize that the man who came to save her might be the most dangerous person she has ever met.

Because sometimes the person who becomes your salvation can also become your greatest tragedy.

This is Obsyra.