Tropes: forcedproximity, firstperson, characterdriven
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Tropes: forcedproximity, firstperson, characterdriven
This book is no longer accepting ARC readers.
Tell Me: Reign of Ikram is a dark romance set in a dystopian world where women are assigned to men by an AI compatibility system. It is the direct continuation of Tell Me: Reign of Krovavy and should be read in order - find it on KU.
She survived the mountain. She survived the war. She survived loving a man who didn't know the meaning of the word gentle.
What she didn't survive was his death.
When the system reassigns her, it sends her someone unexpected. Ikram is nothing like what came before - patient where Timur was brutal, warm where he was cold, present in ways she had stopped believing men could be. He doesn't take. He waits. He listens. He calls her his flower and means it, or seems to, and after everything she has lost, that is more dangerous than any weapon she has faced.
She knows better.
She falls anyway.
Because grief does that. It opens doors that should stay locked.
And yet. She still can hear him. It's him, her owner, the man she adores. Timur. Always Timur.
Dubcon violence grief