Pucking Forbidden Book Three by Billiejo Priestley (Paperback)

Five years after everything that nearly destroyed them, Kade Mercer and Rook Volkov appear to have built the life they fought for. They are married. They are raising their daughter. From the outside, it looks like they survived obsession, control, and violence to claim something close to stability.

Underneath that surface, fractures are forming. Distance creeps into quiet moments. Conversations stop before they begin. Both men sense the shift, yet neither says what needs to be said. Rook clings tighter, trying to protect what they built. Kade pulls away, convinced that what they have cannot last without a cost.

The pressure does not come from rivals or enemies this time. It comes from unmet needs, unspoken resentment, and the slow erosion of trust. When loyalty begins to feel like obligation, love becomes harder to recognise. Each choice carries weight, and every silence leaves a mark.

This final chapter focuses on what follows after the fight for love is over. Marriage does not erase damage. Time does not heal everything. Kade and Rook must confront the reality of who they have become and whether the bond between them can survive honesty.

Pucking Forbidden Book Three is about endurance, accountability, and the consequences of avoiding the truth. It closes Kade and Rook’s story by asking what remains when passion fades and commitment is tested in ways neither expected.