The Heir
Hendrix
As the heir to the King Dynasty family business I’ve amassed just about everything a man could want; power, prestige, money, and influence. Until Isobel walked into my life and showed me what I was missing. She’s a stunning, rare gem. One I refuse to be denied, yet, she doesn’t want me. I’ve been watching her for almost a year. Studying and memorizing every bit of her. And as I watch, I prepare a place for her in my home. The time has come for me to acquire the greatest jewel in my crown; Isobel Brookes. The only catch is; she doesn’t know I want her. Doesn’t know what I have in store for her. But it doesn’t matter what she wants, because I’ve decided for the both of us that the way forward is to make her a King. Isobel King. I will make her my wife in The King Dynasty way, the only way we are allowed to marry in this family; by conquering her.
And a King conquers by force.
Isobel
All my life I’ve struggled. Struggled to help my mother provide, struggled to keep food on the table. Oftentimes giving up pieces of me until I’ve been broken down into this woman that only wants reprieve. Success hasn’t come easy for me, I’ve had to scrape and scramble for everything I’ve worked for. And now, with my fiancé Christopher at my side, I’m able to start to see the fruits of my labor after all these years of suffering pay off. However, Christopher is increasingly distracted and our love life has become lackluster, dependable, and safe. I’ve resigned myself to a life of indifference, as long as I can get what I want. However, there’s someone who has been in the background who demands that his needs are greater. And really, can you expect anything less of a King?
A King who wants a queen.
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