Fantasy in Eden (Hidden Eden Book 1)

Description

What do extortion, blackmail and being able to speak Russian and German fluently have in common?

For Fantasy Oliovenko, pretty much a one way ticket to hell—at least that’s what it appears like.

For some the greatest transformations occur from their worst personal disasters, but in the end it is always a choice. Will you change and adapt with the situation, or stay on in the way you wanted the world to always be, even after it has moved on?

A young and beautiful State Department agent who is on a forced excursion to the bottom of the world soon comes to believe that her situation could not become any worse. It does. A savage, who has a right to her, wants everything, and he will utterly possess her to get it.

Sometimes the hardest part of giving into the path that God has for one makes no sense at the moment of its emerging inception. For Fantasy the struggle to believe is as hard as her inability to surrender and yet life while it remains gives ample time for both. Time is ticking though, and the rapacious bite of monsters that take no prisoners are ever eager to take advantage of a fool’s demise.