King of Omen
MIA
Soon after I first locked eyes with him, Lorenzo Calibrese commanded his bodyguard to kick me out of church.
The next time I saw him was when I walked right into the middle of an execution in his house.
Now I’m trapped.
I can’t escape this unholy-made man.
There’s no turning back now, not after what I’ve seen.
We’re forced together until the world is safe for us.
He’s Italian Mafia, ruthless, heartless, cold.
The King of Omertà and an omen that my world is about to change.
He’s also something else—sexy as hell.
Freakin’ possessive too.
I should run the second he puts his sinewed, sensual, scorching hands all over my body.
I shouldn’t let him tear my clothes off. But I do.
He’s going to break me. He’s going to own every inch of my flesh.
He demands complete obedience, and I want to resist, I do.
But my rebellious heart won’t let me.
This isn’t the first time I’ve been at the mercy of a dangerous man, but this time, I might not live long enough to tell the tale.
LORENZO
I’ve never wanted to own a woman as much as I want to own her.
She’s the picture of innocence, enticing me from under her wide-brim hat.
Then, committing the unimaginable sin beside me.
I have to keep her in my hold. I won’t let her go.
I’m obsessed with her lilac eyes, cupid lips, and those curves.
I can’t wait to make her beg for mercy.
To cry out my name when I steal her heart.
She thinks she can charm me into letting her go.
But she doesn’t know me. She doesn’t realise I will burn the whole world down for her.
F$ck her toy boy, I’ll become her King.
From bestselling author Sky Gold comes an angsty and spicy start to the Kings of Omertà series with forced proximity and a ruthless, possessive mafia boss who will fight and grovel for his happily ever after with his independent and fierce obsession.
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