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  1. Twist Me
  2. The Complete Trilogy
  3. Anna Zaires
  4. ♠ Mozaika Publications ♠
  5. Contents
  6. Twist Me
  7. Twist Me: Book 1
  8. Prologue
  9. 1
  10. Eighteen Months Earlier
  11. 2
  12. 3
  13. 4
  14. 5
  15. 6
  16. 7
  17. 8
  18. 9
  19. 10
  20. 11
  21. 12
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  27. 18
  28. 19
  29. 20
  30. 21
  31. 22
  32. 23
  33. 24
  34. 25
  35. 26
  36. 27
  37. Keep Me
  38. Twist Me: Book 2
  39. The Arrival
  40. 1
  41. 2
  42. 3
  43. 4
  44. 5
  45. 6
  46. 7
  47. 8
  48. 9
  49. 10
  50. The Estate
  51. 11
  52. 12
  53. 13
  54. 14
  55. 15
  56. 16
  57. 17
  58. 18
  59. 19
  60. 20
  61. The Captive
  62. 21
  63. 22
  64. 23
  65. 24
  66. 25
  67. 26
  68. 27
  69. 28
  70. 29
  71. 30
  72. Hold Me
  73. Twist Me: Book 3
  74. The Return
  75. 1
  76. 2
  77. 3
  78. The Healing
  79. 4
  80. 5
  81. 6
  82. 7
  83. 8
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  87. 12
  88. 13
  89. 14
  90. The Trip
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  92. 16
  93. 17
  94. 18
  95. 19
  96. 20
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  101. 25
  102. 26
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  107. 31
  108. 32
  109. 33
  110. 34
  111. 35
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  113. 37
  114. 38
  115. The Aftermath
  116. 39
  117. 40
  118. 41
  119. Epilogue
  120. Three Years Later
  121. Excerpt from Capture Me
  122. Excerpt from Tormentor Mine
  123. Excerpt from Close Liaisons
  124. Excerpt from The Thought Readers by Dima Zales
  125. Excerpt from Oasis
  126. About the Author

She licks her lips, and my eyes follow the path of her delicate pink tongue. I want to wrap her thick hair around my fist and force her head down to my lap, but I resist the urge. There will be plenty of time for that later, when we’re in a more secure—and less public—location.

“Are you going to send my parents another million dollars?” Her eyes are wide and guileless as she looks at me, but I can hear the subtle challenge in her voice. She’s testing me—testing the bounds of this new stage of our relationship.

My smile broadens, and I reach over to tuck a strand of hair behind her ear. “Do you want me to send it to them, my pet?”

She stares at me without blinking. “Not really,” she says softly. “I would much rather call them instead.”

I hold her gaze. “All right. You can call them once we get there.”

Her eyes widen, and I see that I surprised her. She was expecting that I would keep her captive again, cut off from the outside world. What she doesn’t realize is that it’s no longer necessary.

I’ve succeeded in what I set out to do.

I’ve made her completely mine.

“Okay,” she says slowly, “I’ll do that.”

She’s looking at me like she can’t quite figure me out—like I’m some exotic animal she’s never seen before. She often looks at me like that, with a mixture of wariness and fascination. She’s drawn to me—she’s been drawn to me from the very beginning—yet she’s still afraid of me on some level.

The predator in me likes that. Her fear, her reluctance—they add a certain edge to the whole thing. It makes it that much sweeter to possess her, to feel her curled up in my arms every night.

“Tell me about your time at home,” I murmur, settling her more comfortably against my shoulder. Brushing back her hair with my fingers, I look down at her upturned face. “What have you been up to all these months?”

Her soft lips curve in a self-deprecating smile. “You mean, besides missing you?”

A warm sensation spreads through my chest. I don’t want to acknowledge it. I don’t want it to matter. I want her to love me because I have a sick compulsion to own all of her—not because I feel anything in return. “Yes, besides that,” I say quietly, thinking of the many ways I’m going to fuck her when I get her alone again.

“Well, I met with some of my friends,” she begins, and I listen as she gives me a general overview of her life over the past four months. I already know much of this, since Lucas had taken the initiative to put a discreet security detail on Nora while I had been in a coma. As soon as I woke up, he gave me a thorough report on everything, including Nora’s daily activities.

I owe him for that—and for saving my life. Over the past few years, Lucas Kent has become an invaluable part of my organization. Few others would’ve had the balls to step up like that. Even without knowing the full truth about Nora, he had been smart enough to infer that she means something to me and take steps to ensure her safety.