But I never promised I’d obey their every whim, and I never swore fealty to them.

Their mistake was trusting me.

My mistake was falling for them.

We spared her life because she’s beautiful — and she promised to be useful.

But underneath that meek facade is a calculating mind. She thinks she can outsmart us.

She’s wrong. We’re going to take her apart and make her scream for us until her only thought is to obey.

This is about revenge. So why are we falling for her?

Kings of Violence is the first book in a new RH (MMMF) series by Raissa Donovan & Addison Wolf. Though it is set in the same world as our New Bristol books (the Breaking Lucia trilogy, the Breeding Vanessa trilogy, and Dark Billionaires: Savage and Vicious), it is not necessary to read those books before diving in to KoV.

As the second son, Prince Larkin doesn’t have much of a role at court. When his brother sends him on a quest to slay a wyvern, he pounces on the opportunity.

Only problem? It’s not a wyvern. It’s a dragon.

A naked dragon in human form, who possesses two very large… Anyway. Larkin is definitely, absolutely, very not interested in trying them out, but Jade is very, very persuasive. It helps that Jade’s fluids make Larkin tingle all over in the best of ways.

If only Larkin didn’t have duties. If only he could stay with Jade forever.

But his kingdom has to come first, even if that means losing the only person who ever made him feel valued.

This is a standalone dragon/human xeno romance with some angst, dark moments, and an HEA.

Warning: This book contains dark, detailed scenes of graphic sexual assault that may be triggering to some readers. Please proceed with caution. 

They’ll protect me… if they don’t break me first.

I refuse to be a disposable pawn in my father’s underworld dealings. If that means heading out in the middle of the night to get as far away as I can from my mafia family, so be it. I have everything planned, and it’s all going perfectly… right up until the point where they catch me.

Angelo. Scary, domineering, the bruiser. If he wants me, he’s not going to stop until he gets me — any way he has to. Saint tries to be the “nice guy,” but he’s got a filthy little habit of touching me when I’m sleeping, when I’m helpless. And Victor? He’s the most terrifying one of all, the brains behind the brawn, with a cold composure I’m desperate to crack. If I can get to him, the others will fall in line — but what if he gets to me first?

They promise to protect me as long as I do what I’m told, but just how far will I have to go — and how much of me will splinter in the process?

Note: This work contains extremely dark themes with triggering content. The men are irredeemable, terrible people who do terrible things and do not respect Lucia’s boundaries. (As in, boundaries? What are boundaries?) Read at your own discretion. 

Stef

How many times can your life hit rock bottom?

My life has been a series of disappointments and failures, and ending up at a strip club with a lax “no touching” policy seems the natural ending to it all.

Except it’s not the end, because Dr. Hunter Savage, a control freak with a heart as cold as ice, purchases me.

I should hate him. I do hate him. I hate the way every order, every touch, every demand for obedience begins to affect me.

But most of all, I hate how much I want to be the perfect woman for him — 24/7 — until I’m not sure there’s anything left of me at the end, no matter how much I love him.

Hunter

I’ve never had a successful relationship. My controlling nature drives everybody away. If I buy somebody, though, she can’t ever leave me.

Stef is a total mess. She’s an addict, a crybaby, and everything I despise in people.

But I can mold her into my perfect woman. I can make her better than she is. I can save her from herself. And if she can’t handle it, I can throw her away.

So why does the prospect of losing her make my heart seize up? Why do I suddenly want to make her smile and laugh? Why is it more important for me to see her happy than obedient?

Savage is a standalone, dark billionaire romance that contains dark and potentially triggering content, including consent issues, drug abuse, and self-harm. Please see inside for more detailed content warnings.