Dark Bargain

Author: Pia Sinclair
Genre(s): Romance | Erotic | Crime and Mafia | Adult | Dark
Total pages: 109
Dark Bargain

He pays women to be afraid of him. She answers his ad with four words.

I understand the terms.

For five years, Wren Ayton has drifted through cities like a ghost — numb, untouchable, alive only in the technical sense. Nothing reaches her anymore. Not fear. Not desire. Not pain. Until a 2 a.m. forum post offers the one thing she’s been chasing. A way to feel.

Logan Cruz runs the Delgado empire from the shadows. The Fixer. The most controlled man in Miami — until Wren walks into a hotel bar with empty eyes, listens to his rules, and refuses to flinch.

He pays her to be afraid.

But Wren doesn’t break the way she’s supposed to. And Logan doesn’t stop when he should. She was meant to be a transaction. A private arrangement. A woman who would leave when the game was over.

Now she’s in his penthouse. In his bed. Under his skin.

And Logan Cruz does not give back what belongs to him.

But the Delgado empire is bleeding. A traitor is selling them out to the Zayas. Enemies are circling. And someone has decided the woman in Logan’s penthouse is the easiest way to bring him to his knees.

They’re wrong. He’ll burn Miami to ash before he lets anyone touch her.

Dark Bargain is book 2 in the Rosetti Club Miami series. A full-length standalone dark mafia romance with HEA.

Tropes: ? paid to be afraid / dark arrangement ? Masked predator & captivity ? knife play ? dubcon ? he hunts her through the woods ? touch her and die ? found family ? Cuban-American mafia ? he falls first

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