Theirs to Possess: The Marriage Claim (Titans Captivated Book 6)
Sierra Cartwright
4.0 (1 rating)
Theirs to Possess: The Marriage Claim (Titans Captivated Book 6)
Pages: 492
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4.0
1 rating
Aaliyah .
Mar 19, 2026
The men and the spice?! Theirs to Possess was a sexy read with a few things that irritated me but overall it was a great read.
Isla Davenport is forced to marry her sister's fiance and enters a world far away from her simple life as a literature grad student and teacher. Her spouse, Dorian Vale, is an imposing force and determined to bend her to his will and mold her into the perfect wife as he pursues a seat on the US Senate. Brennan Weston is Dorian's best friend and bodyguard who also happens to share *everything* with Dorian, which Isla is equally unnerved and excited about.
The plot doesn't pick up until around the middle of the book and the spicy moments are hot but I was turned off by Dorian's controlling behavior outside of the bedroom. Isla grows into her strength eventually and when she finally stands up to her men, I snapped my fingers in salute.
The end was okay but it was like a quick mention of the aspirations of the trio and their associates. I wish there was more plot or depth to the story and less spice. I did appreciate the growth of the three main characters.
Isla Davenport is forced to marry her sister's fiance and enters a world far away from her simple life as a literature grad student and teacher. Her spouse, Dorian Vale, is an imposing force and determined to bend her to his will and mold her into the perfect wife as he pursues a seat on the US Senate. Brennan Weston is Dorian's best friend and bodyguard who also happens to share *everything* with Dorian, which Isla is equally unnerved and excited about.
The plot doesn't pick up until around the middle of the book and the spicy moments are hot but I was turned off by Dorian's controlling behavior outside of the bedroom. Isla grows into her strength eventually and when she finally stands up to her men, I snapped my fingers in salute.
The end was okay but it was like a quick mention of the aspirations of the trio and their associates. I wish there was more plot or depth to the story and less spice. I did appreciate the growth of the three main characters.