Release Blitz: These Vicious Games by M.T. Morgan

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He was the hunter, and I was nothing more than his prey.

These Vicious Games, an all-new Beauty and the Beast inspired, forced proximity, dark romance and the first book in the Seattle's Underground Series from bestselling author M.T. Morgan is available now!

They call him the Beast of Seattle.

Once he wins me in the poker game, whisking me away to his secluded island, I soon realize why.

He wants to play a game, one that has me running for my life. 

Winner survives another month. 

Loser dies.

He spends his time breaking me, leaving only the most animalistic parts of me intact.

I shouldn’t want him. I shouldn’t… but I do.

My only question is…

Will he make me his queen or bury me six feet deep?

Start reading today!

FREE in Kindle Unlimited

Amazon: https://amzn.to/4f0J738 

For more information about M.T. Morgan and her books, visit her website: 

https://www.authormtmorgan.com

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