Carnal Urges by J. T. Geissinger (Paperback)

Carnal Urges by J. T. Geissinger (Paperback)

Book 2 of 4: Queens and Monsters

A woman is taken captive by a man who blames her for war, betrayal, and loss. As revenge turns into something more dangerous, the clash between enemies becomes a battle of power, desire, and control. This second Queens and Monsters book delivers tension, heat, and shifting loyalties...read the full blurb.

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SKU:
JTG-QAM-02-CU-PB
ISBN:
9781035077052
Pages:
355
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Weight 262 g
Dimensions 131 × 24 × 197 mm
Author

J. T. Geissinger

Book Series

Queens and Monsters

Book Series Order

Book 2 of 4

Condition

New

Format

Paperback

Genre

Adult, BDSM, Contemporary, Contemporary Romance, Dark, Dark Romance, Enemies to Lovers, Mafia Romance, Romance, Spicy

Publication Year

2025

Publisher

Pan Macmillan

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Blurb:

He has blue eyes, an Irish accent, and a deep hatred for her. Blaming her for a war, for alliances with his enemies, and for the loss of his men, he makes her his captive and demands a price she insists she does not owe. What begins as revenge quickly becomes something far more dangerous.

Trapped by a man known as the devil, she is forced into close quarters with someone who sees her as the enemy. Every exchange is charged with resentment, power, and the threat of consequences she cannot control. Yet as the tension between them builds, it becomes clear that revenge is not the only force shaping their story.

With each passing moment, the line between hatred and attraction grows harder to hold. What started as punishment becomes a battle of will, desire, and control, where both must face feelings they would rather deny. In this second Queens and Monsters novel, the real war begins when sworn enemies are drawn together by urges stronger than revenge.