His Salvage

She was merchandise. He made her his mission.

Elena Kovac learned early that love was a transaction—one where she always paid the price. Escaping her toxic stepfamily only landed her in a nightmare: captured, cataloged, and sold to the highest bidder in a world that trades in flesh and fear. She stopped hoping for rescue the day she stopped screaming.

She didn't expect the man in the three-piece suit.
Caius Blackwood doesn't need another acquisition. At thirty, the real estate mogul with Bratva adjacent ties and a reputation for ruthless precision has built an empire on control—until one glance at Lot 247 shatters his detachment. Twenty three years old, trembling, and trying to hide the fire in her eyes. She's not his type. She's his obsession.

He pays millions for a woman he intends to free.
But Elena doesn't know how to be free—only how to survive. So Caius becomes her cage and her key, her shadow and her shelter. He doesn't touch. He waits. He teaches her that trust is the only chain that truly binds. And when she finally asks for his hands—his mouth—his *rules*—the game changes entirely.

Because Caius Blackwood doesn't just want to save her. He wants to own her. Completely. Consensually. Irrevocably.