Married to the Ruthless Mafia Heir
I wasn’t supposed to see New York’s most ruthless Mafia Don naked.
And I definitely wasn’t supposed to be forced to marry him.
I’m just a maid.
Dante is a silver fox billionaire with violence in his eyes and a heart of ice.
My own father sold me to the Mafia to pay off a gambling debt. Now, I’m trapped in a twisted contract marriage with a man who despises me.
Dante thinks I’m a greedy gold-digger. A manipulative pawn planted by his enemies.
He swears to make my life hell, but his body tells a different story.
By day, he looks right through me.
By night, he pins me against his desk, tearing my lace dresses and claiming me.
He worships my body until I’m screaming his name, making me foolishly believe I actually mean something to him.
Until he brings his first love back to the estate, flaunting her right in front of me.
He expects me to break.
To beg for his scraps.
Instead, I vanish in the dead of night.
Because I’m carrying a secret he can never know: I’m pregnant with the mafia heir he swore he never wanted.
Escaping across the border was supposed to be my fresh start.
I thought my baby was finally safe.
Until I catch the scent of his cologne in my living room.
He found me.
And now, he’ll burn the whole world to ashes to drag his wife and heir back.
Tropes & Content Details
• Dark Mafia Romance
• Age Gap
• Accidental Encounter / Maid & Boss
• Arranged Contract Marriage
• Misunderstanding / The Other Woman
• Secret Baby / Runaway Wife
• Extreme Groveling / Redemption
• Touch Her And Die
No Cheating / Complete Standalone.
Trigger Warning: This book contains dark themes, emotional distress, and violence suited for mature readers.
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