Ruined By Blood
Just one more night.
That’s how I survive.
One night at a time.
Other girls get to choose new dresses and fantasize about boys, my world is a gilded cage kept tightly locked by my captor.
This isn’t a life, it’s a life sentence of being sweet and pretty and submissive to his clients.
When one of those clients gets more violent than usual, an armed savior appears just in time.
Then I discover he’s none other than Enzo Ferretti, sottocapo of the notorious mafia mob family.
Violent.
Dangerous.
A killer in a Brioni suit.
A demon who takes what he wants without mercy.
And oh so hot that steam rises when he’s near.
Having saved me from my fate, now he’s holding me hostage.
For my own protection, so he says.
I’ve gone from a deadly situation to one even more lethal.
From one ruthless man’s merchandise to owned by a possessive villain.
I ought to run from this new cage. Fight to escape.
But Enzo leaves me breathless and trembling.
Every nerve end stands to attention when he strides into the room.
What am I thinking?
There are no happy endings in my world.
I’m just a broken, scarred girl that no man would ever deem valuable.
And no one could ever break down the walls surrounding the monster.
But when they come to take me back, Enzo will have to pay the price of vengeance in blood.
At first I feared my protector devil would never let me go
Now I’m terrified he will.
*Ruined By Blood is a full-length dark mafia, forced proximity, age gap romance loaded with passion, angst, protection, lies and most of all, a ton of steam heat. No cheating and a guaranteed HEA.
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