Born to be Bad
SEAMUS
I lead one of the most trusted and feared crews within the Boston Irish Mafia. My world is regimented, just the way I like it, until my father, Sean Fitzpatrick, decrees I must marry. He’s already picked out my bride, and our marriage will bring about a tentative alliance to end a cold war with the Romanian Mafia here in Boston.
TIGGY
I have my life mapped out, and it does not involve an arranged marriage. So when my father, Marius Albescu, comes and tells me that I will be marrying the son of the head of the Boston Irish Mafia, I told my dear old dad where to shove it. Of course, that’s before my father admits he has already made a deal with the devil that is Sean Fitzpatrick. To back out would be to sign our death warrants and ignite a decades-old feud simmering between the Irish and the Romanians.
So here I am, quitting my job, dressed as a bride, ready to walk down the aisle and willingly join myself with the spawn of the devil. What a day.
Seamus Fitzpatrick is everything Tiggy believes him to be: arrogant, dark, cruel. But he’s also everything she wasn’t expecting: handsome, charming, and loyal. A nightmare wrapped in a dream. Tiggy knows she is at risk of losing her heart to this man if he ever manages to let her see through the shadows into his soul. But can Tiggy bring the light Seamus needs into his closely guarded soul, or will he destroy her as she tries?
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