A Merciless Husband

Name: A Merciless Husband
Author: Eva Blackwood

by Eva Blackwood

Genre: Romance Erotic Crime and Mafia Adult

62 pages

Plans change, but his infatuation doesn’t…
The following description may contain spoilers for book one.

Kerry
You play stupid games, you win stupid prizes.
And Amy’s grandfather is about to learn just that.
He wants to use Amy as a pawn?
He’s going to fail, because she’s the King.
The most important piece on the board.
And I’ll guard her at all costs.

Amy
My grandfather’s selfish greed is costing me everything.
Just when I begin to understand Kerry and am falling in love with him, the rug is pulled out from under me.
Now I’m worried Kerry will see me as the enemy.
But he doesn’t. Instead, he offers me the opposite of what I thought.
To run away with him. Go to Ireland. Leave all of the drama behind.
His colleagues in the Nameless will protect us.
It’s crazy, right? Running away with a dangerous man like him to another country.
But I can’t help but feel like it’s the right decision.
And for the first time in my life, I’m going with my gut and not relying on others to make decisions for me.
Kerry’s right. I’m in charge of my own life, and he’s handing me the reins.
My family won’t let me go without a fight.
But with the Irish Demon by my side, I know they won’t ever have the same control over me as they once did.

A Merciless Husband is book two of the Irish Demon duet. It’s a light mafia romance between an autistic fmc and an Irish mafia leader who’s infatuated with her. It’s spicy, has low-violence and cozy vibes, but does contain themes of crime, obsession, and stalking. It’s part of The Nameless International universe but can be read as a standalone. Buy now for a romance with heavy yearning, neurodivergence rep, and funny moments. Free in Kindle Unlimited!

Please note: While this book is light mafia and low-violence, it is not a no-violence story. This book is a spicy romance with adult themes. A list of trigger warnings is in the author’s note.

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