The Boy in the Mansion

Benson Rimer has had one goal since his brother’s death, 30 years ago: seek out his mate and make her pay for all the pain she inflicted on him. Being forced out of an adult body and into a child’s again did not allow for a lot of freedom.

It turns out that he did not need to seek her out. His mate found him on her own. Due to his family’s fondness of her and his own mental instability, Ben’s father erected an energy shield to hold him within the fence to prevent further harm to this...Belle (Angel) Thompson...and Ben raged against it. The connection they felt for each other, after all the anger and fear dissipate, is undeniable, and suddenly, Ben found he wanted to get to know Angel. But Ben realizes Angel keeps running to him for a reason.

Angel’s tormentor has everyone believing that he is not truly harming her. Unable to protect herself, Angel seeks sanctuary with the boy in the mansion, unsure as to why her tormentor doesn’t follow her, but unwilling to question it.

Now, Ben must fight against his demons and rise above his past if his father is ever going to release him to protect his mate, and Angel must choose whether or not she will continue to face her tormentor who now carries a gun...or jump off the ledge of the bridge she stands on. For her, the sacrifice is worth it, if it means protecting those she loves.