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Crowned in Sin

by Brook Wilder

Genre: Romance Erotic Crime and Mafia Adult

113 pages

“You don’t get to hide from me, piccola. Not in my house. Not in my bed.”

I was a nobody until a mafia boss dragged me to the altar.

Now, I’m the only person who can hold his empire together.

My whole life, I’ve made myself disposable.

It was the only way to survive in the house full of monsters.

Until I met the worst monster of them all.

Nico D’Ambrosio.

He’s a ruthless tyrant who took the crown dripping with his own father’s blood.

Who’ll do whatever it takes to keep it.

I became a liability he needed to silence.

Instead of killing me, he does something far worse:

Places a ring on my finger. Forces me to say “I do.”

Refuses to let me disappear–not in his house, and not in his bed–as he makes me scream his name.

And somewhere between hating him and fighting him and surviving him…

I’ll realize that the monster is the only one who truly sees me.

But every king has his enemies, and Nico’s has finally found his one weakness:

Me.

Now, the monster who erased my name is the only one who can keep me alive.

Because I’m the only piece on the board he can’t afford to lose.

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Crowned in Sin is a standalone enemies to lovers dark mafia romance featuring a jealous and possessive hero. Contains no cliffhangers and a guaranteed HEA.

You do not need to read book 1–Buried in Sin–to enjoy Crowned in Sin, but your reading enjoyment will be significantly improved if you do.

Tropes:

Marriage of convenience

Dark Mafia Romance

Morally Gray Anti-hero.

Touch Her and Die.

Forced Proximity.

Secret Past.

Enemies to Lovers.

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