Make Me A Hunter: Morally Black Enemies to Lovers Dark Romance (Book2 of the Make Me Hunt Duet—Dark Gods Series)

She was supposed to be prey. Now she's the one holding the blade.

In the brutal conclusion to M.O. Absinthe's dark and devastating duet, the rules of the hunt have shattered—and so has everything she thought she knew about the god who pursued her. He isn't noble. He isn't redeemable. He is ancient, ruthless, and utterly consumed by her in ways that should terrify her more than they do.

But she isn't innocent anymore either.

The darkness between them was supposed to be simple—predator and quarry, power and surrender. Instead, it's something far more dangerous: two morally black souls circling each other, unable to look away, unable to pretend that hatred and hunger aren't the same fire burning under different names. He wants her destroyed. She wants him on his knees. Neither of them gets what they want. Both of them get something worse.

This isn't a love story that softens the edges. There is no redemption arc, no gentle hand reaching through the dark. There is only obsession, consequence, and the devastating truth that some bonds form not despite cruelty—but *because* of it.

For readers who want their romance without apology and their gods without mercy, *Make Me A Hunter* delivers exactly what it promises: a fall so complete, so consuming, you won't want to climb out.

Some hunts don't end. They *become* you.