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Ezekiel "Zee" Chase has a complicated past. Born into a family whose wealth grew from the seedy world of big-time crime, he ran away as a teenager and made a home for himself on the streets of Detroit. By day, the mechanic works at a local garage. But by night, he throws down with the best of them in Detroit's gritty underground fighting scene. With all those muscles, he's never had trouble with women--until he meets one who challenges him to the greatest fight of his life. . .

Tamara Eliot is a hardworking corporate high-flyer who appreciates the finer things in life, from her expensive perfume to her designer handbags. More than anything, though, she likes to be in control--and when Zee explodes into her life, she feels anything but. He's the definition of a bad boy: brash, fiery, and of course, irresistibly hot. And there's a darkness about him that keeps her coming back for more. As Zee takes Tamara deeper into a world she never knew existed, she just might prove to be the one opponent he won't be able to dominate--at least not without some pleasurable convincing . . .

Praise for Jackie Ashenden's Mine to Take

"The sex is dirty-sweet, with a dark lick of dominance and the tantalizing potential of redemption." --Publishers Weekly, Starred Review

"Intriguingly dark and intensely compelling . . . sure to keep readers in suspense." --RT Book Reviews, 4.5 Stars, Top Pick

"Ashenden twists and tortures her characters with impressive skill." --The Washington Post