Possessing Eden

I was never supposed to survive.
I was too human. Too fragile. Too easy to erase. The kind of genetic mistake that gets buried in classified files and sealed away from the world, protected by my father's work and my mother's love. When my father died, something else awakened and survival became my only focus.
Nickolai was created to be a weapon. Controlled. Ruthless. Inhuman. Until me.
Until my heartbeat became his tether. My fear his fuel. My nearness the thing that keeps him breathing-and his love for me the one that makes him dangerous.
I feel him even when he isn't there. In the quiet. In the dark. In the way my body reacts before my mind can catch up. The closer I am to breaking, the stronger he becomes. The more I realize what binds us isn't protection-it's possession.
They call him a monster. They call me collateral.
They don't see the way he looks at me like I'm the only thing anchoring him to this world. They don't understand that if they try to take me, he will burn the world to the ground.
He looks at me like I'm a goddess to be worshipped.
Every move is deadly and calculating.
I should be terrified of him.
Instead, I'm terrified of how much I need him.

Possessing Eden is a dark, haunting romance told from the edge of obsession-where love is not gentle, desire is dangerous, and survival means surrendering to the very thing that could destroy you.