Fated Mate Tamed
A prison guard hiding her alien heritage is seized by a crime lord who recognizes her as a fated mate.
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Plot structure labels used: forbidden mission, insta-attraction, capture to bond, culture shock arc, domestic adaptation, external rescue threat, HEA, epilogue
Focused on “action-driven” where exact label matches exist.
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