Marked Man

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It must have been a hell of a night—one filled with bad judgment, wrong turns, and a hard sexual charge that both frightens and compels. Victor Carl wakes up disoriented, his suit in tatters, missing socks, and a painful new tattoo of a heart inscribed with the name Chantal Adair. His apartment is a mess, his partnership is crumbling, and he’s drowning in alcohol while flirting with reporters and sleeping with Realtors. Desperate for clarity, he fixates on finding Chantal, questioning whether she is the love of his life or just a drunken mistake. However, Victor's priorities shift when his client, a wanted man, needs to come in from the cold, armed with a stolen painting as leverage. This painting stirs up trouble, drawing unwanted attention from those who are not pleased with its resurfacing or the client’s threats to reveal secrets. As Victor digs deeper into Chantal’s identity and his client’s precarious situation, he finds himself in increasing danger, haunted by the ghosts of his past that are determined to reclaim what belongs to them.