Dante's Obsession

Dante's Obsession

Antonia has spent her life surviving obsession.
She never expected to fall into it again.

Dante wanted her before she ever knew his name. Watching her came easily. Wanting her came harder. He calls it protection. He calls her his. And he doesn't pretend his obsession is harmless.

At first, Antonia believes she can handle him. Dante saves her when danger closes in. He knows things he shouldn't-but somehow, he's always there when she needs him most.

Until he isn't.

When a friend disappears and suspicion turns inward, Dante crosses a line he can't undo. Accusations replace trust. Love twists into control. And Antonia runs-because the most terrifying thing about Dante isn't his violence.

It's how easily he turns it on her.

But distance doesn't break obsession. It sharpens it. And as the truth unravels, Antonia must decide whether escaping Dante is possible-or whether the man who watched her first is the only one she can't truly leave behind.

Dante's Obsession is a dark, psychologically intense enemies-to-lovers romance where love isn't gentle, control isn't safety, and obsession never asks permission.