Daisy Haites

Daisy Haites by Jessa Hastings invites readers into a gripping world where the line between love and loyalty blurs amidst the shadows of a criminal empire.

The Plot

At just 20 years old, Daisy Haites finds herself ensnared in a life far removed from normality, as the heiress to a notorious criminal organisation. Raised by her protective brother Julian after the tragic murder of their parents, Daisy wrestles with the heavy burden of his control over her life. In her quest for freedom, she unexpectedly falls for Christian Hemmes, a man who operates outside of Julian's influence and grapples with his own set of romantic dilemmas.

As their relationship blossoms, Daisy and Christian must confront the intricate web of their emotional ties and the dangers that come with their respective backgrounds. The challenges they face reveal deeper themes of love, identity, and the struggle for autonomy, all set against the backdrop of a world filled with intrigue and danger.

Themes

• Identity: The quest for self-discovery amidst familial expectations.
• Love: The complexities of romantic relationships in the face of adversity.
• Power Dynamics: The influence of familial ties and control over personal choices.

"A poignant exploration of love and loyalty wrapped in a thrilling narrative." - Literary Reviewer

Fans of Hastings’ previous works or those who enjoy stories that blend romance with elements of suspense will find Daisy Haites a captivating read. The author’s evocative writing style draws readers into Daisy's tumultuous journey, where every decision could lead to liberation or peril.