Caged Thorn by Naomi West

Ten years ago, I ran from my home.
Today, I’m running back.
The difference this time is that my son is coming with me.
We’re going back to the place I swore I’d never return to.
Back to the lies and the heartbreaks and the site of the day that changed my life forever.
There is one other difference, actually:
This time, someone is following me.
Konstantin Aminoff isn’t the kind of man who “lets go.”
He ruined my life ten years ago, then he came back to ruin it again.
He put his ring on my finger. He put his kiss on my lips.
Worst of all, he put his mark on my world.
And if he has it his way, he’ll do the same to our son.
I can’t let that happen.
So I’m running, as far and as fast as I can, to keep myself and my son away from the man who holds our hearts and our lives in his hands.
I just have to hope it’s enough.