Savage Redemption
Adan San Antonio, a formidable mafia boss, finds himself imprisoned, at the mercy of his bitter enemy. His fate hangs by a thread. The ransom for his release is five million euros. But when his own family turns their backs on him, Adan takes matters into his own hands. He strikes a dangerous deal with his captors to reclaim his freedom and settle the score on his own terms.
In a harrowing tale of survival and second chances, Rosie Darke’s nightmare begins in the crime-ridden back streets of London, where she is abducted and trafficked to the US, enduring unimaginable horrors at the hands of brutal crime bosses. Just when she thought she had nothing left to hope for, she finds herself by the sun-soaked shores of Tenerife, the property of Adan San Antonio, a mafia boss whose casual kindness defies everything she has known.
Despite her fears, Rosie begins to heal, only to be torn away once more when she returns to Yorkshire, carrying Adan’s child.
Now, with Adan released from captivity and desperate to reclaim his family, Rosie must grapple with her past and the fear that he may after all be the vicious monster she once feared. Hiding on a remote Hebridean island with notorious gang leader Ethan Savage, Rosie faces a new battle: can she trust Adan’s intentions, or will history repeat itself?
In Savage Redemption, can love triumph in the face of betrayal and fear. Can Adan win back the heart of the woman he once owned and now adores? Rosie struggles to believe in a future where they can be together despite their dark pasts and family ties are tested to the limit. Will the scars of their savage histories keep them apart forever?
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