Beautiful Disaster (Not Strong Enough #2)

I swore off men, only to find someone who has set me free.

Mason Vitali

I’ve finally found my perfect sub, but he’s so much more than that.

What started as an accident turned into fate. Or was it fate that caused the accident? Those eyes of his, so full of fear and want. It’s been eight years since I had a sub, and the last one ended in disaster. I swore to myself: never again. Then here comes this young man, desperate to be seen, to be put in his place. He doesn’t realize it yet… but I do. Jinx is full of vinegar and defiance, but get him in the right mood, and he opens up like a beautiful flower in spring. He bends so easily for me, and in the end, I bend for him. He’s so much deeper and special than I ever imagined. I would give everything up for him.

Jinx

I promised myself no more men. Ever.

Mason Vitali scares me. I’m also intrigued. After being trafficked as an infant and sold into prostitution, I finally had my freedom, but I refused to be with another man. Now, following two years of trying to date women and failing miserably, I want to try something new. Mason is willing to give that to me. Little did I know that having him as my Dom had also given me my life back. My control. My autonomy. I was a prisoner in my body and mind. Mason set me free. But like all things in life, we’ve come to a crossroads. Now, I have to decide whether to let him go so he can thrive or stay and let him fail.

TROPES:

🏔️ Daddy
🏔️ Dom/Sub
🏔️ Age Gap (20 years)
🏔️ Small Town
🏔️ Hurt/Comfort
🏔️ Emotional Scars
🏔️ Wealthy Rancher/Restaurant Owner
🏔️ Former Prostitute
🏔️ The Mountains
🏔️ Found Family

CW/TRIGGERS: Mentions of trafficking, forced prostitution, stabbing, past abuse, past rape, pedophilia, underage drinking, impact play, mild kink, death of a loved one (not MCs), grief, Dom/sub dynamic, under aged drinking, explicit language, and explicit sex.

This is book 2 from Not Strong Enough Duet, featuring Jinx from Spitting Off the Edge of the World. This book can technically be read as a standalone, but it will be more engaging to read book one first.