He was hired to protect her at Dominion… not to claim her. He doesn’t lose control. She makes it her mission to take it from him. After a Delta Force mission went catastrophically wrong, Luc Pascal walked away from the battlefield and straight into the shadows of New Orleans. Now he runs security for Dominion, a private club where discretion is currency and power is negotiated behind closed doors. He lives by control first, emotions never. Until she becomes his assignment. Oil heiress Simone LaCroix starts receiving death threats that reference details no one outside Dominion should know. Someone’s been watching. Someone dangerous. Luc is ordered to protect her at all costs even if that means twenty-four/seven proximity. Simone is everything he doesn’t want spoiled, sharp-tongued, and a bratty submissive who enjoys pushing dominant men. Luc is everything she controlled, commanding, and utterly unyielding. What begins as protection quickly turns into a relentless power exchange neither of them can walk away from. But the threat is real. The watcher is patient. And every moment they spend together gives their enemy exactly what they need to break them professionally, emotionally, and completely. In Dominion’s Claim, power is seductive, trust is dangerous, and surrender may cost them everything.