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Eliza's Enforcer

Lost Siren Series, Book 8

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Eliza's Enforcer

By: Stephanie Hudson
Narrated by: Amanda Stribling, Lance Greenfield
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Summary

Nobody ever tells you what happens after a demon decides you belong to him.

After the claim. After the power. After you realise the most dangerous man in existence doesn't just want you…

He intends to keep you.

Being bound to Oblivion, the Judge of Souls, was never meant to feel like this.

Like heat beneath my skin. Like something pulling me closer every time I tried to step away. Like the more I resisted him, the more I risked losing myself to him completely.

Because in his world, power isn't the only thing that comes with a price.

Desire does too.

And no matter how hard I try to put distance between us… how far I run, how fast, how desperately I convince myself I can escape him… It doesn't matter.

Because Oblivion does not let go of what is his.

Not to time. Not to fate. Not even to Hell itself.

And the more I fight it, the clearer it becomes… There is nowhere I can go where he won't follow.

Nothing that could keep him from me.

No force strong enough to stop him from tearing the world apart to get me back.

Because in a realm ruled by monsters… There is only one rule that truly matters.

Touch his Siren… And die.

©2024 Stephanie Hudson (P)2026 Podium Audio
Fantasy Paranormal Romantic Suspense
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