Room Seven
They’re my father’s best friends, my godfathers and the villains who stole my heart.
“I forbid you from ever seeing them again.”
Those harsh words bored into my soul and changed my life forever. And not for the better.
But the longer Mirsha, Luther and Viper are out of my life, the stronger the pain inside me grows. After my mafia father issued his order, I tried to be the good father-fearing princess of the Constantine family. But the crushing ache inside me was too much to bear. I had no choice but to seek my three godfathers.
And I found them. In Club Sin: New Orleans.
I came looking to uncover secrets, but what I found were three ravenous men aching for what none of us could have: each other.
Lingering kisses lead to more in the shadows of Club Sin’s decadent gardens. For a few stolen moments, my brutal monsters shed their hard exteriors to show me passions that leave me scared. I never expected to like the way they made me shake with fear…and desire.
Then the brutal bastards faded into the darkness and left me with an insatiable hunger. And a fierce rage to never trust another man with my heart.
I'm still fighting against their primal hold over me after three years and my father is still pissed that I feel for his three best friends. I guess that is why he thinks it’s a good idea to marry me off to the highest bidder for past debts.
And the lucky groom? A sadistic Russian mobster I would rather stab than marry. Of course, he doesn’t like that plan which leaves me with only one option. Them. They are the one men I know who are strong enough to fight the devil himself and win. It won’t be easy and I don’t plan on sticking around after the dust clears.
Question is, what will the price for saving my ass be and am I willing to pay it?
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