The Hitman's Mark: An MM Dark Crime Stalker Possessive Romance

A hitman does not hesitate. He does not want. But when he corners the intel operative sent to die in the warehouse district, something breaks open that he cannot name, something that wants to keep instead of kill.

The operative is mouthed off, uncooperative, still shaking from the chase. His fear does not show the way it should. Something else lives in his eyes, something that looks back at the hitman without looking away. The killer marks him anyway. Leaves bruises. Takes his mouth in a filthy corridor where anyone could pass. Tells himself it is control when it is already obsession.

They fuck in places that smell of rust and bleach. Motel rooms where the hitman presses his gun to the operative's jaw and feels him lean into it. Every time he means to finish the contract, he ends up inside him instead, breathing him in, learning the sounds he makes when he is pushed past pride. The operative hates him. Needs him. Calls him bastard in the same breath he spreads his legs.

The hitman has always worked alone, wanted nothing, trusted less. Now he stalks the operative's movements without meaning to. Knows his routines. His coffee order. The scar on his hip from a job in Prague. The loyalty he demands makes no sense for men like them. He takes it anyway. Takes everything, until the operative is sleeping in his shirts, until the sight of anyone else looking at him puts murder in the hitman's hands.

But the contract still stands. And the men who ordered the hit are watching.

When the choice comes, there is no choice. The hitman burns his bridges with blood and comes for what is his, ready to ruin himself if that is what keeping the operative costs. Whether the operative will stay once the danger passes, whether wanting each other is enough when they are both this damaged, that is the gamble neither of them was trained to survive.

A full-length MM dark crime romance with a possessive hitman, his stalker-level fixation, and the sharp-mouthed operative who was supposed to be his victim.

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E-bog: 6. maj 2026