Ruin Me: The Beckett Brothers, Book 3

Black calla lilies keep appearing in her bedroom, and the notes tucked inside them say he's coming for her.

Sienna Vale has built a life that defies expectations—psych degree on the shelf, glamour model career in full bloom, and a social calendar that keeps the tabloids busy. But someone in the shadows has decided she belongs to him, and the threats are escalating fast. Now she needs protection she never wanted, from a man she already can't stand.

Enter Killian Beckett: billionaire CEO of a global security empire, decorated former soldier, and walking monument to disapproval. The man judges everything about her—her job, her wardrobe, her very existence—with the kind of cold precision that comes from too many years taking orders and giving them. He's impossible, controlling, and absolutely infuriating.

He also hasn't left her side in three days, and Sienna is starting to notice things she'd really rather not. Like the way his military-honed focus shifts when he looks at her. Like how a man that hard can move so quietly. Like how it feels when he stands between her and danger as though nothing in the world could reach her while he's there.

The stalker is getting closer. The notes are getting darker. And somewhere between armed escorts and screaming arguments, the line between enemy and protector is dangerously close to disappearing.

Falling for the man hired to keep her alive might be the most reckless thing she's ever done—but someone is hunting her, and Killian Beckett plays to win.