Kidnapped Innocent By the Obsessed Bratva
I saw something I wasn’t supposed to see. Now I belong to the man who never lets witnesses walk away.
One wrong glance in a dark alley, and my quiet life in New York ended. Twenty-three. Innocent. Psychology student who thought courage was free.
Then Simon Sharov decided I was worth keeping.
Forty-one. Tall, lethal, dressed like Wall Street and built like war. Cold blue eyes that pin me in place, voice that slides over my skin like a threat and a promise.
He didn’t kill me. He sent men in the night, a needle in my neck, and woke me up in his penthouse cage “for my own protection.”
Now the only door that opens is the one he walks through. Now I’m the innocent girl wearing his bruises and his ring I never agreed to. Now every night he presses me into the mattress and growls that I’m carrying the heir he’s been waiting for.
I should be terrified. I am terrified. But the way he watches me—like I’m the only thing that quiets the monster inside him—makes me forget I’m supposed to run.
He says I’m his salvation. I say he’s my ruin. My body already picked a side.
Age-gap kidnapping, innocent captive, stranger danger pregnancy, obsessive Bratva underboss, enemies-to-lovers, and the cold-blooded predator who stole a good girl… only to discover she’s the one thing he can’t live without.
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