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Rosemary has never complained even when she finds that she has to fight for her life.
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Claimed
Rosemary Ravengroff had it all, and within moments her life would change. She never thought in those seconds her Marked would die holding another and she would wake to see a fate she could have never dreamed of, but he was standing there, waiting for her. He was pissed.
Ryan Morgan had a plan; he wanted what he knew Ravengroff would not give to him, his daughter, Rosemary. Ryan wasn’t ready anymore when he finally set eyes on the beauty. His heart swelled, his soul lurched and his magic failed. He found his soul-mate. It had to be Ravengroff’s daughter, Rosemary.
Claimed is a Young Adult themed twisted within the Paranormal abstract. The magical world where Rosemary and Ryan live has one goal, to find their soul-mates or be turned into a Warlock or Witch or even worse, outcasted. Ryan’s scheming has made the journey long and difficult for the both of them. Rose is faced to respond to every move Ryan makes defending her feelings as she learns how much hell he would put her through as well to go through. Having a soul mate was worth the hell, right?
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Rose froze when Ryan came up behind her and pulled her into his arms. Her head touched his collarbone. “Wild romance, is that what you want Rose lily? You act like a tiger but ready you’re a kitten. What kind of wild romance do you want? Am I not giving this to you? I seek you out in a dusty library with a teacher breathing down my neck to touch you. I threaten anyone that has interest in you and I give you wild abandonment by bringing you into a dark, empty room, in the middle of a mall. Anyone could walk in and catch us. You can’t tell me your heart is not pounding right now, because I can feel it. Anymore wild romance we will have to go private.” Ryan whispered as he slid his hand across Rose stomach. His fingers pulled at the hem of her shirt. Rose lost any battle as his fingers found her skin.
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