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THE MAN WHO CALLS ME MINE

Sienna Hart has spent years building a life that belongs entirely to her. Her career, her choices, her independence—none of it is negotiable. Then Damien Cross notices her. Powerful, ruthless, and impossibly wealthy, Damien is a man accustomed to getting exactly what he wants. And from the moment Sienna catches his attention, he wants her with a certainty that borders on obsession. He doesn't hide his jealousy. He doesn't pretend his interest is casual. And when he publicly declares that Sienna is his, he turns what should have been a dangerous attraction into something impossible for either of them to ignore. But Sienna refuses to become another possession in Damien Cross's carefully controlled world. If he wants her, he will have to learn that loving her does not mean owning her. That protection can become a cage. That devotion without choice is just another form of control. And Damien—possessive, relentless, and frighteningly certain that Sienna belongs beside him—will have to do something far harder than taking what he wants. He will have to wait for her to choose him. What begins as a battle of wills becomes a slow-burning romance filled with obsession, jealousy, temptation, public scrutiny, and boundaries neither of them expected to test. Because somewhere between “You’re mine” and “I choose you,” Damien and Sienna may discover that the most powerful kind of possession is the one freely given. A dark, slow-burn billionaire romance about obsession, independence, enemies becoming lovers, and a possessive man learning that the woman he calls his can only truly belong with him by choice.