Clay Bishop was a nightmare in a tailored suit. Seven foot three and built like something ancient forced into human flesh, which he is a werewolf. He ruled Bishop Enterprises with ruthless precision and a foul mouth. Employees feared him. He had no patience for excuses, emotion, or failure. Meetings ended the moment his temper snapped, and no one dared question him. Until Stormy. The difference was impossible to ignore. He ignored everyone else’s calls. Stormy’s were answered immediately. Executives waited weeks for meetings; hers were cleared without question. He barked orders at everyone, yet his voice always lowered when speaking to her. No one knew he’d memorized her routine, watched the security cameras until she left safely, or followed several cars behind just to make sure she made it home. He called it protection. Everyone else would’ve called it obsession. If someone made Stormy uncomfortable, they were gone before the week ended. Nobody could prove Clay was responsible. Then one day Stormy interrupted a board meeting. The room expected blood. Instead, Clay looked up, his hard expression softening. “What is it, sweetheart?” He calls Stormy “Princess, baby girl, sweetheart, and my love. Silence fell. He corrects those who disrespects her. The man who treated the world with cold indifference had only one exception. He knows Tiffany is just trying to seduce him to baby trap him. But he would never touch Tiffany. Stormy Grace. She is his weakness. She is His obsession. She is His everything. His.

Tiffany Hart is beauty sharpened into a weapon. She wears cruelty like a second skin. As Clay’s Head of Marketing, she’s spent years convincing herself that he was always meant to be hers. To Tiffany, Stormy’s a problem waiting to be erased. She is determined to have Clay’s baby, but he refuses to touch her. Rejection isn’t an answer Tiffany accepts.

Marco Velenzi, thirty-five, is power wrapped in a dangerous kind of charm. Broad-shouldered, muscular, and dark-haired,. Once Stormy Grace’s fiancé, he believes that gives him the right to decide what’s best for her. What he calls love became jealousy, manipulation, and possession. Their relationship ended after his anger left scars that ran deeper than the ones she carried. Marco refuses to accept that Stormy moved on. Clay unknowingly hired Marco as his head of security.