Forced By the Bratva
It starts with a stolen Bratva secret.
And the innocent little virgin I had to steal from her world.
She thinks she’s just cleaning up a corporate glitch. She doesn’t know she stumbled into dark Russian secrets.
Then I happen.
I am the man they send when secrets need to die.
A six-foot-three weapon built for violence and asset recovery.
I track her down. I lock her inside my secluded estate.
And I force my ring onto her finger before she can even beg.
Now she’s my captive.
My sweet little scholar is years younger than the world she belongs in.
She’s completely untouched, an introverted virgin who should run from my steel-blue gaze.
Instead, she trembles when my rough hands trace her slim figure.
Melts under my touch even while her quiet hazel eyes glare at me with pure hate.
But we have a problem.
Someone else wants her dead.
An external network has infiltrated our systems, and my beautiful prey is right in the crosshairs.
She thinks she can find patterns in the data to escape me.
She doesn’t realize every move she makes only binds her closer to my dark empire.
I will tear this city apart to shield her. I will spill rivers of blood to keep her alive.
Poor little bird. Our forced marriage was supposed to contain the risk.
She belongs to the monster now—and I will burn the world before I let her go.
For readers who love: silver fox mafia enforcers, a massive age gap, an innocent and intelligent heroine, and enemies to lovers romance with a forced marriage. A dangerously possessive Bratva alpha who turns from a cold operational fixer into an obsessed protector. High-stakes cyber mystery, forced proximity, and a morally gray man who will burn the world down to keep his captive safe.
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