
Tell Me Legacy (Crawford Legacy)
Blurb
The first three books in the Crawford Legacy. Three full-length dark romances in one collection.
$387,443 appeared in my account. The exact amount I owed, down to the last cent.
Then the note came.
I’ve been watching you, Jade. Come to Malibu. We have unfinished business. —P.C.
I should have run.
Instead I went.
Phoenix Crawford has waited seventeen years to make me his, and now that I’m in his house, in his bed, in his world, he has no intention of ever letting me go. He calls it love.
It feels like a gilded cage closing around my throat.
But he’s not the only one with something dark inside him anymore.
He made me into something new. Something dangerous. Something his.
And when his enemies come for him, they’re going to learn exactly what I’m willing to do to keep him.
This collection includes:
TELL ME TO FALL — He bought my debt. He bought my time. He thinks he bought me.
But billionaires don’t hand over hundreds of thousands of dollars out of kindness — and every touch, every kiss, every whispered promise is a claim. This was never about saving me.
This was always about revenge.
TELL ME TO FORGET — I fell for a man with blood on his hands. Now I have blood on mine.
His enemies are circling, the police are asking questions, and my mother’s given me an ultimatum: walk away from him, or lose her forever. Some women get rescued.
I became the reason he needs rescuing.
TELL ME TO DISAPPEAR — A stranger at the door. A secret my mother kept for thirty years. A truth nothing Phoenix can buy, burn, or destroy will make go away — because this one isn’t about him.
It’s about me. And this time, disappearing might be the only way out.
Perfect for fans of:
Obsessed, possessive anti-hero Stalker romance He falls first — and he falls hard Touch her and die Morally gray MMC Enemies to lovers Forced proximity Secret parentage & family secrets He’d burn the world down for her Dark conspiracy and explosive revelations Perfect for fans of Haunting Adeline, mafia romance, and dark romantic suspense.
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