Claimed by the Irish Enforce (Stone Syndicate Mafia Romance #2)

Nora Brooks wanted one thing from the Stone Syndicate.

Distance.

Her sister married into New York’s most feared Irish crime family, and Nora learned fast that Stone protection always came with locked doors, armed men, and secrets nobody asked permission to keep.

She wanted her old life back. Her own choices. Her own air.

Then a stolen medical file puts her name inside a child-trafficking network tied to the same enemies who nearly destroyed her family.

And Declan Reeve is sent to protect her.

Declan is Gabriel Stone’s enforcer, a brutal, scarred man built for violence, silence, and impossible orders.He has spent his life cleaning up blood before it reaches the people he loves.Nora should be one more protected witness.One more assignment. One more door he guards until the danger passes.

But Nora is not built to stay behind him.

She asks questions no one wants answered. She walks into rooms men warned her to avoid. And when the investigation uncovers stolen children, hidden maternal claims, and a boy carrying the Brooks name, Nora refuses to let fear decide who gets saved.

Declan will burn every route, break every rule, and bleed through every locked system to keep her alive.

But protecting Nora means confronting the darkest part of his own bloodline. Choosing her means turning his violence into something more dangerous than revenge.

A future.

As old enemies tighten around the Stone family and a final claimant tries to use a child as a weapon, Nora and Declan must decide what they are willing to risk for love, loyalty, and the children no one was supposed to find.

She was supposed to stay outside the mafia world.

He was supposed to guard the door.

Neither of them expected to become home.

Claimed by the Irish Enforcer is a dark, emotional Irish mafia protector romance featuring a dangerous enforcer hero, a brave heroine, forced proximity, touch-her-and-die devotion, family secrets, medical conspiracy, rescued children, no cheating, and a hard-earned HEA.