Mine to Take (Box Set)

by Jacquelyn Frank

Overview

Vicious warlord Vicktor destroys and dominates every land he conquers and every slave he captures. When he offers his brother and commanding general Valerian a rare gift, a defiant slave of surpassing beauty, neither man dreams Vicktor's gift will reshape their kingdom.

Melena Ni Coro fears her brother has been killed by the man who now holds her leash, and she wants Valerian to know she would rather die than be tamed by him. Yet in spite of her hatred, Valerian begins to tear away at Melena's defiance and anger. Together they will learn there is more pleasure to be found in each other's surrender than either of them realizes.

Melena comes to realize that she, too, has power to wield, but is her love enough to convince Valerian to betray Vicktor? She never planned to ignite a war, but Valerian will do whatever it takes to protect her.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940162924982
Publisher:	Changeling Press LLC
Publication date:	06/26/2020
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	391 KB

About the Author

Jacquelyn lives in the Western North Carolina mountain area around Asheville. After a lifetime of striving to be good enough to be published, she has enjoyed the many blessings her fans have rained on her with their loyalty over the years. With four sisters and other family scattered up and down the Eastern Seaboard, and a history of living all across the USA herself, she still always finds ways to give a nod to her native New York in her work.

Jacquelyn lives with her three "children," a trio of domestic shorthaired cats whose personalities have often inspired aspects of her characters. A former sign language interpreter and substitute teacher, she is a powerful advocate of reading and writing. She is known for her persistent gifts of books to her nieces and nephews, as well as all the other children in her life, in an effort to see them love both as much as she does. She believes there is nothing more rewarding than the imagination and all it inspires, and nothing more tragic than illiteracy.

Feel free to contact her at visit her website at jacquelynfrank.com and follow her on facebook.com/authorjacquelynfrank and twitter.com/JacquelynFrank.