The Platonic Trap

Summary of the book The Platonic Trap by A. J. Croner

The Platonic Trap is a Romance Ongoing written by A. J. Croner. This book delivers an engaging storyline, unforgettable characters, and emotional twists. Perfect for readers searching for a captivating and surprising read.

Celia dreamed her death: exposed as the fake heiress, locked in an asylum by her fiancé Talbot and the "true" heiress, then wrists slit.

Then the dream woke up—and became real.

Desperate, Celia sets her trap for the one man even Talbot fears—Alistair Zucker. He is her father's closest friend, a man carved from ice and silence. They say no woman has ever touched him. They say he feels nothing.

Celia intends to make him feel everything! The trap is simple—seduce the untouchable.

But at her own engagement party, while Talbot crowns his true love before the crowd, Celia finds herself pinned against a wall by the man she planned to trap. Her voice breaks, "I'm sorry…"

He isn't listening. Behind locked doors, he kisses her like a dying prayer. "I burned them for you, Celia. Now burn for me."

When her lies shatter, she runs. But Alistair finds her on a foreign street. His shadow swallows her whole. "Don't be afraid, little liar. You didn't trap me. I was always hungry. I just let you think it was your idea."

Be careful. Some traps catch the hunter.