There's a rule in Crowne Hall: never look a Crowne in the eye.
It separates the 'us' (servants) and 'them' (Crowne family).
Story broke it once, the night Grayson Crowne mistook her for his true love and stole her first kiss. She's regretted it ever since.
He hates her. Her torments her. He won't let her go, because that night he whispered a secret against Story's lips not meant for her. Grayson Crowne, heir to the Crowne empire and notorious playboy prince is...a virgin.
Story signed a contract in her heart's blood as much as ink: help him get back his love, repair what she broke. Give Grayson her body, her mind, let him use all of her, so when the time comes to marry his love, he won't need Story.
Story shouldn't need him. But he's her stolen soulmate, and she's at his mercy.
The dynamite between Story and Grayson was something else and yet I could not get enough of it. In Stolen Soul Mate Gebhard really brings home the point that the grass isn't always greener on the other side but also that you can't judge a book by its cover. Grayson on the outside seems like the ultimate player when the truth couldn't be anything further. I loved reading Stolen Soul Mate and I cannot wait to read the conclusion to their story.
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