Dagger Daddy
My kidnapper is saving his deadliest blade all for me…
Ivan Zorin is one Bratva assassin who is more than happy to bring a knife to a gun fight. Deadly, quick, and ruthlessly precise, Ivan takes lives at a drop of a hat with one of his many deadly blades. I know all about his reputation—he’s killed plenty of people in my family over the years. And now he’s been ordered to kidnap me and keep me alive… for now.
I’m twenty-three and a law student. I might be from a notorious crime family, but I was always destined to lead a civilian life. At least that was my father’s plan. But when I’m taken from my normal life and placed under Ivan’s strict control, any dreams of living a regular life seem a million miles away.
Ivan tells me I won’t get hurt if I play by his rules. I don’t know if I believe him, but what choice do I have? But all it takes is one deliciously stingy spanking and it’s clear that Ivan and I have way more on common that either of us thought. Ivan is a stern master, but there is plenty of tender care and affection between us too—and that’s before our red-hot passion boils over and Ivan shows me what my body is truly capable of.
However when my father outright refuses to pay the ransom on my head, my life is hanging by a thread. Ivan is a loyal Bratva man, and he has his orders. But will my Daddy really drive his deadliest dagger through my heart?
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