Cruel Saint
Five years ago, he took everything from me. Now I'm going to take everything from him... Starting with her.
Gideon:
For the past five years, all I’ve thought about is revenge.
Shot and left for dead by the people I trusted, only to be saved and taken to an even worse hell, I vowed to make them pay. To make them suffer as I once did. To listen to their pleas for mercy as they draw their final breath.
But to do that, I need her.
Which comes with its own risks.
I may be able to make everyone else believe my lies, but if anyone might recognize me beneath my carefully planned disguise, it’s the woman I once planned to marry.
Imogene:
I moved to California for a fresh start. After the past five years, I was desperate to finally leave the past behind me. What better place to do that than Southern California?
Until I’m attacked and nearly killed in a dark alley.
I would have been if he hadn’t intervened.
Gideon Saint. Mysterious. Dangerous. Lethal.
And possessing eyes that look far too much like the man I lost all those years ago.
But that’s impossible. Samuel Tate is dead. Apart from those haunting blue eyes, he bears little resemblance to the man I once gave my heart.
At least that’s what I try to tell myself. Because if he is Samuel, where has he been the past five years?
And why did he make the world believe he was dead?
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