The man I trusted sold me. The woman who bought me arranged it, because she wanted me.

My fiance sold me to settle his debt. The man who bought me never lied to me once.

She rents her skin to clear the debt. The woman on the other side wants the self underneath.

He razed my city, then offered terms instead of a noose. The only coin they took was me.

I came to the fae court to bargain back a life. The Queen named the price: me, sworn and kneeling.

She owed a blood-debt. His bite floats her under, and the predator is the only thing holding her.

The bond found him before she did. She came to endure him — not to want him.

Bonded to two rival alphas. One must break. Unless the wolf chooses both.

I'm the detective trying to charge him with murder. I'm also the woman in his bed.

My father left me a debt no money could clear. The House collects in kneeling.