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The Last Ferry|Leona Rune

The Last Ferry : A Dark Stalker Forced Proximity Romance ( Eilean Rùin Book 1)

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Overview

The first thing Angus McCrone stole from me was the certainty that I could leave.

I came to his remote Scottish island for a summer job. Excellent money. Private cottage. A powerful employer who valued competence and kept his distance.

Except Angus never keeps his distance.

He knows what coffee I drink before I tell him. He knows which doors I'll try, which rules I'll challenge, and when I'm thinking about the ferry home. He watches. He interferes. He makes my life easier until I can't tell where the luxury ends and the cage begins.

I know men like him are supposed to be escaped.

Instead, I sign his rules.

Because Angus doesn't hide what he wants. My obedience. My trust. My surrender. And when his hand closes around my wrist and he quietly praises me for giving him exactly what I swore I wouldn't, leaving becomes far more complicated than finding the next ferry.

The worst part?

I'm beginning to wonder what happens if I stop trying.

Boss/employee - stalker obsession - written rules - praise - D/s - restraint - possessive villain - primal chase - island captivity

Open-door dark romance with fully on-page intimacy driven by obsession, possession, power, and restraint rather than graphic anatomical detail.

Author's note: The darkness here is psychological and control-driven rather than brutally violent. Expect stalking, surveillance, coercive control, restricted freedom, dubious consent, and morally complicated choices. Full content warnings are included in the book.

An interconnected standalone with a dark HEA and no romantic cliffhanger.

This item is Non-Returnable

Details

  • ISBN-13: 9798191815022
  • ISBN-10: 9798191815022
  • Publisher: Independently Published
  • Publish Date: August 2026
  • Dimensions: 9 x 6 x 0.64 inches
  • Shipping Weight: 0.69 pounds
  • Page Count: 256

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