Diamond Don
A cat burglar. The billionaire boss of the Russian mafia. A heist. One possible outcome: a deadly attraction that could cost them everything.
I could never have guessed I would end up in this situation.
Since the night of our one-night stand, there were countless instances when I was too weak to stop fantasizing about Nik, but I never imagined he would kidnap me and chain me to his bed.
Well, that’s not true.
After all, I had longed to be completely at his mercy again on more than one occasion. But my daydreams had been much, much different.
For starters, my fantasy man was nothing but the sexy-as-hell, passionate lover I had assumed he was. He was just Nik.
No last name, no dark background.
I didn’t expect him to be my latest mark.
I certainly didn’t think he could be Nikolai Stefanovich, the ruthless pakhan of the Russian bratva.
I thought my troubles with the stronzo were the worst thing that could ever happen to me, but my life has just become much more complicated.
There are now not one, but two mafia bosses who have vowed to own me.
And I may be capable of turning the tables on the Italian mobster, but I’m not foolish enough to believe the same about Nikolai.
The Russian inspires fear in the likes of men I’ve learned to dread.
And I have brazenly taken from him his most prized possession.
Diamond Don is Book One of the Diamond Duet, the first in the Ruthless Russians series. It’s a spicy enemies-to-lovers mafia romance with no cheating and touch-her-and-die vibes. Kat and Nik’s story concludes in Book Two, Diamond Dream.
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