Liberation

Name: Liberation
Author: Kyra Alessy

by Kyra Alessy

Genre: Romance Erotic Crime and Mafia Adult

136 pages

They broke her once. This time, she’s not going to let her enemies destroy her. She’s going to take them down first!

[SERIES COMPLETE]

I’m back at The Heath, isolated, silenced, and stripped of the illusions that this place ever helped me. Stoke and the Blanks don’t cure, they condition. I see that now. They made me follow impossible rules designed to keep everyone else comfortable while I slowly disappeared.

They think I’m stupid, the same meek girl who grew up here. They’re wrong. I know who I am now. My months with Mav, Shade, and Blake have taught me that I’m smart, strong, and capable. I’m not going to let The Heath break me again. I’m going to raze this asylum to the ground.

But my guys are half a world away. I don’t know who brought me back here, or why. I need to escape The Heath. I need to get back to them, find out who murdered my mother and my father, who tried to kill me and the men I love, the identity of the stalker, and how John Novelle, my stepfather and legal guardian, could make me marry a cruel monster like Joe Banderville.
I’m done wondering about conspiracies surrounding my mother and the Novelles, the secrets and lies that keep destroying my life. I’m going to find the answers I need and discover who my true enemies are.

My name is Daisy Evans; STEM major, drug chemist, and strong, neurodivergent woman, dammit! My future might not be in my own hands yet, but, once I get back to my guys, it’s going to be. I’m going to fight for the rights that were stolen from me, and I’ll take down anyone who gets in my way.

Liberation is the final book in the Den of Deception dark contemporary romance series. If you like strong FMCs, revenge served cold, mystery, steam, and thriller vibes where the FMC doesn’t have to choose, this series is for you.

(Please note that no part of this story, nor any others by Kyra Alessy, were – or ever will be – made with AI)

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