Stealing My Brother’s Wife

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My next novels will be the historical romance My Sister, So Beloved and the contemporary romance The Cruel Game. Both feature non-blood-related siblings!

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[Sister-in-law and brother-in-law|Untouchable beauty|Coercive romance|Rivalry among men]

As the marquis’s household’s only young widow whose husband has died, who was once captured by enemy troops, and who has no children, Xi He’s life is far from easy.

To save her own skin, she sets her sights on her late husband’s younger brother: a powerful man of exceptional talent and looks.

The first time, he says lightly, “Sister-in-law, you’re drunk.”

The second time, his face darkens. “Sister-in-law, you’ve gone mad.”

Seeing that he won’t give in, she gives up on the idea.

But one day, after exchanging a few words with several young masters of the household, she is suddenly intercepted on the way and dragged into a pile of rocks.

The hall outside is filled with guests. He traps her in the narrow space between his outstretched arms, his robe hanging open, his pale chest exposed. His thin lips glisten, and a flush colors his icy eyes. His words sound like both a warning and a plea: “Sister-in-law, take it out on me.”

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As the emperor’s dreaded blade, Xie Wujiu holds the post of Minister of the Court of Judicial Review. He is iron-fisted, cold, and abstinent, knowing nothing of romance.

He never imagined that the hands that had cut through countless bodies would one day tremble with excitement at the touch of his sister-in-law’s hair. So he defied all propriety, gave himself over to her, and lost himself in her day and night.

Until he discovers that she is actually his sister-in-law’s younger sister in disguise, and that Xia Xi He already has a husband: Jiang Sanlang, the youngest son of a wealthy merchant in Pingjiang.

He suddenly remembers one night when, caught up in passion, she called him “Sanlang.”

When the Jiang family comes to visit, he retaliates by catching her around the waist and slamming her against the side of the moon gate.

Their passion lays bare, sweat glistening on bamboo-green robes, dewdrops beading on a lotus-like bud, while the Jiang family’s shadows move closer to the moon gate.

“Sanlang, have you gone mad? Let me go!”

“What did you call me?” He bites her earlobe.

Not understanding what he means, she arches her willow-like waist, panting as she tentatively asks, “Sanlang? Little uncle?”

Xie Wujiu gives Jiang Sanlang, who has stopped abruptly nearby, a meaningful look. With a cold laugh, he turns her around and presses her against his waist, then carries her into the ancestral hall with one arm. He turns her face toward his elder brother’s memorial tablet, and brings down his burning lips in anger. “Call me your husband.”

He is determined to make her submit to him willingly. The first step begins right here, in this tiny space that can melt her to the bone and ensnare her soul.

As for the gazes coveting her, the brother secretly watching her, or the Jiang Sanlang she cannot forget, he will crush them all, one by one.

[Reader’s Guide]

The heroine is adored by everyone; the hero is an untouchable beauty; the second male lead is her childhood sweetheart; the third male lead is a dark, obsessive ghost. Expect a rivalry among men and plenty of melodrama.

The heroine only becomes involved with the hero after her relationships with the others have ended. She’s a good, law-abiding young woman!

My next novel will be a story about siblings, My Sister, So Beloved.

Blurb: [Obsessive brother forcibly claims his sweet, soft younger sister]

[The full novel is drafted. I’ll start posting once it’s finished, with daily updates guaranteed]

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Xie Fuyan, the ninth young lady of the Duke of Guo’s household, was born a concubine’s daughter. She had a hard time arranging a good marriage for herself, and nothing went smoothly.

Her future husband’s household suffered one calamity after another, until at last the groom’s legs were broken and he could no longer come to marry her.

But Fuyan was determined to marry him. She even hid it from her brother and secretly climbed into the bridal sedan.

Everything went smoothly.

Until the wedding night, when the silent groom slowly lifted her veil.

Fuyan looked up and froze.

A man stood in the candlelight, gazing down at her. When his eyes met her terrified, misty gaze, his thin lips curled in a faint smile.

“Didn’t you say you’d stay with your brother for the rest of your life? Hmm?”

His long fingers wiped away the tear at the corner of her eye. He leisurely brought them to his lips and licked them clean.

“Your brother told you that you weren’t allowed to marry, Fuyan. Have you forgotten? You’ve been so disobedient. How should I punish you?”

A silver chain loops around Xie Quechen’s fingers. With a gentle tug, he drags her into the abyss.

Outside, rain beats down on the hibiscus flowers. Inside, soft cries fill the bedchamber.

Clammy, trembling, flesh and bone entwined, the sounds go on without end.

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Xie Quechen, heir to the Duke of Guo, heads the Xie clan. Before he had even reached twenty, he had already risen to a high official post. The world calls him a man beyond the dust of this world, a precious pearl wrapped in jade.

But only Xie Quechen knows the truth: his heart is full of guilt, and he is no gentleman.

His little sister was kidnapped because of him and vanished for five years. For five years, he was consumed by remorse.

Until his sister was found and brought home.

But soon, he discovers that the girl they brought back is not his biological sister who went missing.

It doesn’t matter. He will never lose his sister a second time.

Whether she is his real sister or a fake one.

[Reader’s Guide]

1. Full of melodrama. The male lead is obsessive, twisted, and no good person. Contains coercive scenes, so don’t read if that bothers you.

2. Both leads are virgins. They are not biological siblings and are unrelated by blood!

Theme: Good and evil both have their just deserts