Run Rabbit Run

She thought it was just a costume. He knew it was a promise.

Someone Wren Holloway loves owes a very dangerous man a debt he can't pay. When that man comes to collect, he doesn't want money.

He wants her.

Ezra Vane isn't the kind of predator who takes what isn't earned. He offers her a game instead—a chance no one else has ever been given.

Run.

Halloween night. His estate. Hundreds of acres of darkness, and one survive until dawn without being caught, and the debt disappears. Her brother walks free. She never sees Ezra again.

But if he catches her—and he will—she belongs to him.

Not for a night.

Forever.

She trains. Plans. Studies the terrain.

He watches. Waits. Lets her believe she has a chance.

The hunt begins at sundown.

By midnight, she realizes the forest isn't her enemy.

He is.

A standalone Halloween dark romance. Contains predator/prey dynamics, psychological games, captivity, dubious consent, and a hunter who always claims his prize.