In My Soul
Fear and desperation brought me back to London, back into the fold of my family, and all of the dangers that came with them.
They offered me protection and safety, but I knew better than to believe such a scenario could ever exist, and I had been proven right. Safety was an illusion.
Now I found myself facing even bigger threats than I ever did on the streets of Chicago, but it felt different this time, because I didn’t face them alone any longer.
In all of the chaos, I found some sanctuary too – in the arms of the protective men who surrounded me. They were so different. Demanding, bossy, and downright scary if needed, but they didn’t scare me. They intrigued me with their care, kindness, and the gentleness, which most of them seemed to reserve only for me. When I’m with them I feel something I haven’t known for many years – peace, calm, and something new – need and longing.
But I’m worried that their support and my shaky resolve won’t be enough to get me through the threats that seem to be ever present, and the stress and strain that exists around us all.
I’m fighting, pushing to find myself some kind of life amongst the wreckage of all that’s passed, and it almost feels possible with people at my back now, but with a battle to wage in my head, as well as on the streets, and a threat that none of us ever saw coming, hurtling my way, will any of it ever be enough?
This is a reverse harem romance series which means the FMC will have more than one love interest throughout. It is intended for readers aged 18+.
This is the second book in a three book series, and all three books should be read in order. Trigger warnings can be found within the book.
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