Broken

Eighteen years ago, six-year-old Jacob watched his mother Pauline moan beneath her own father while his world shattered. That same night, his father put a gun to his head. Pauline vanished with Roy, leaving her son to pick up the pieces of a broken life.

Now she’s back.

Beautiful. Changed. Desperate.

With her eighteen-year-old daughter Emily dying from a rare blood disease, Pauline claims she has returned only for a bone marrow match. But the moment she steps into Jacob’s house, the air thickens with something far darker than guilt.

Late at night, she slips into his room under the pretense of comfort. Her silk robe clings to her full, mature curves as she leans over him, her hand sliding slowly down his chest, pressing him back against the sheets. Her breath is warm against his ear when she whispers the words he never thought he’d hear from the woman who destroyed him:

“Let Mommy make it all better, baby…”

What begins as forbidden tenderness quickly spirals into raw, aching lust. Every lingering touch, every heated glance, every whispered confession pulls Jacob deeper into a dangerous web of desire he can’t escape — and doesn’t want to.

She ruined his life once.

Now she’s the only cure he craves.

BROKEN

Some sins feel too good to ever forgive.