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Locked Tower
A captive dark romance about the woman taken in error and the man who refuses to correct it.
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about the book
Margot Hale was a name in the wrong file. The car came on a Wednesday. The man who collected her — a man whose name she would not learn for sixteen days — apologised, in writing, on the first morning. He did not, however, send her back.
The tower is small. The library is large. The man is patient. The book is about what she does with the time, and what he does with the version of him that meets her at the door each morning with coffee and the same impossible question.
“He did not lock the door. He never had to.”
— Content notes —
- Captivity / non-consensual setup
- Stockholm-adjacent dynamic
- Morally grey hero
- On-page intimacy (explicit)
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