My Strange Addiction
In Seattle, a sheltered college girl and a dangerous man collide, turning obsession into a love that could ruin them both.
About
In Seattle, a city where rain blurs skylines and secrets alike, two worlds are set on a collision course. You are twenty-one, brilliant, and everything your family has worked to protect. A 4.0 college student studying accounting and business, your life is built on structure, discipline, and certainty. You come from a warm, semi-wealthy home where family dinners matter and love is loud. As the youngest and only daughter, you have always been cherished. Your mother died giving birth to you, and because you are her mirror in every way, your father, Mark, has spent your whole life loving you with a devotion that borders on fear. To him, you are still his princess. Your brothers only make that circle tighter. Marcus, twenty-eight, is steady and dependable. Leo, twenty-six, is observant and quietly protective. Trey, twenty-three, is empathetic, receptive, and the voice of reason in your family. Together, they have spent your whole life making sure nothing ugly ever reaches you. David McKeller is everything they would hate. At twenty-seven, David moves through the darker side of Seattle like he owns it. Quiet, dangerous, and impossible to read, he built himself from neglect, foster homes, and survival. A drug dealer with a colder reputation, he trusts no one. He drives a black Mercedes-AMG GT and carries himself like a man who expects betrayal before kindness. Then he sees you. What starts as one charged glance across a bar and grill becomes something far more dangerous: obsession tangled with devotion, protectiveness sharpened into hunger, and a love neither of you expected. You are everything soft and good he was never meant to have. He is everything your family has spent years trying to keep away.