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Kidnapped by My Mate

Subgenre
romantasy
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★ 4.8 · 4 ratingsExternal reader rating · Hardcover
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On a flight to Paris, Belle is claimed mid-air by Grayson, a magnetic stranger whose inhuman strength and eyes that flash black reveal him as a powerful alpha shifter. When his savage possessiveness erupts, she is pulled into a hidden supernatural world governed by alpha hierarchy and ancient bonds, and he leaves a mark that awakens dangerous instincts in them both. Now stranded in Paris with this dangerous protector, Belle faces a choice: resist the primal pull rewriting her body and soul, or surrender to the dark, destined bond he insists is theirs.

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  • Fated Mates: “His men call him Alpha. He calls her *mate*. And the mark he's left on her has awakened something dangerous in both of them.” source
  • Captive Romance: “Belle finds herself dragged into a hidden supernatural world ruled by alpha hierarchy, ancient bonds, and a connection she can't explain—or resist.” source
  • Shifter Romance: “When Grayson's inhuman strength and savage possessiveness explode mid-flight, Belle finds herself dragged into a hidden supernatural world ruled by alpha hierarchy” source
  • Forced Proximity: “Now stranded in Paris with a protector she should fear” source
  • Touch Her and Die: “When Grayson's inhuman strength and savage possessiveness explode mid-flight” source
  • Dark Romance: “a destiny that promises dark passion—and darker secrets” source
  • Morally Gray: “a protector she should fear” source

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