Stolen By The Bratva King
Emery
A gorgeous, blood-soaked man bursting into the emergency room with an injured child in his arms is one thing.
Him seeing the bruises on my arm, kissing me, then punching my abusive fiancé, all in the same night?
That’s…well, something else.
I’m a trauma surgeon. If I wanted more drama in my life, I’d work longer shifts.
Despite everything, I’m sure he’s watching me.
Or I’m going crazy, which might be the better option.
Now it’s my wedding day, and who is waiting for me at the end of the aisle?
Him.
Leon Vasiliev, the ruthless bratva boss with a heart as cold as his eyes, is the sinfully handsome guy who got my heart racing.
He is obsessed with me, but he’s a walking red flag, heating my body with his skillful hands.
I can’t fall for him. No way.
But I still shudder with bliss when he says, “My wife…”
Leon
One look, and that was it. Instant obsession.
Luscious curves, hypnotic eyes. Dr. Emery Bright sure lived up to her name.
Then she rolled up the sleeves of her scrubs, and I saw something that made me seethe with rage.
Now I’m holding Emery’s trembling hand, forcing my ring onto her finger.
I tell myself it’s only about vengeance, but that’s a lie.
She thinks she’s my captive, but I’m the one who’s trapped, entranced by her innocence.
So when my twisted past threatens to destroy me, I say bring it on, but my enemies better heed my warning.
Screw with me all you want. But if you touch my wife?
I won’t just kill you. I’ll make you beg to die.
Stolen by the Mafia King is book two of the NYC Russian Royals series, a standalone story that features an innocent surgeon who cuts through the heart of an obsessive, dangerous mafia man who’ll do whatever it takes to make her his. Expect red flags, romance, and tons of spice! Content warnings are listed at the front of the book.
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