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Lucy Hernandez

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Lucy Hernandez is a leading voice in dark contemporary romance, known for crafting intense stories that explore the thin line between obsession and devotion. With a background in psychology, she enjoys diving into the complex motivations of her characters, creating worlds where the anti-hero often wins. When she isn't weaving tales of high-stakes passion and suspense, Lucy spends her time tending to her indoor jungle of tropical plants or exploring the rugged coastline near her home. Owning Phoebe is her latest exploration of the dark side of love. She lives in Southern California with her husband and two very spoiled rescue dogs. Lucy loves hearing from her readers and invites you to join her newsletter for exclusive content and sneak peeks into her next dark obsession.

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Owning Phoebe

Owning Phoebe

In his gilded cage of secrets, surrender is the only way to survive

  • Romance

Phoebe Sterling-Weston lives for the quiet beauty of botanical sketches. But her peaceful world is about to be uprooted by a man who doesn't take no for an answer. Cillian Vesper is a titan of tech and a master of surveillance. To the world, he is a visionary. To Phoebe, he is the shadow in the corner of her eye, the donor of unsolicited gifts, and finally, her captor. When he whisks her away to his secluded estate, he doesn't just want her heart—he wants her soul. He has designed a life for her where every move is monitored and every exit is barred. He wants a wife, a family, and a legacy, and he has chosen Phoebe to be the centerpiece of his obsession. Trapped in a world of luxury and lace, Phoebe finds herself caught in a psychological war. Cillian’s games are as intoxicating as they are terrifying, and the line between fear and desire begins to blur. With a ruthless matriarch watching her every move and a private investigator closing in, Phoebe must decide if she will break under the pressure or claim her place as the queen of Cillian’s dark empire. In this high-stakes game of obsession, the only thing more dangerous than being owned is falling in love with the owner.