Sold Me Like Goods—Now He's Paying the Price

For three years, Rosaline believed her relationship with Finn Shore was solid. Then, on Christmas Eve, he invites her to a family dinner and drugs her water. She wakes to find herself being delivered to a familiar estate—the home of her uncle, Wesley Olson. Finn owes 500 thousand dollars, and he has decided that Rosaline's resemblance to the woman Mr. Olson never got over is his way out. His parents, Connie Beech and Peter Shore, drag her to the door and offer her up as a Christmas present.

When Rosaline refuses to cooperate, Finn turns violent, striking her and threatening the legs she needs for the dance career her late mother dreamed of. He and Connie insist she owes him this sacrifice. But the estate belongs to her uncle, and Rosaline knows exactly whose house she has been dragged into.

Trapped, bruised, and forced into a dress for a man she has never met, Rosaline faces a family willing to sell her like goods—and a debt that was never hers to pay.