The Pakhan's Librarian (Mafia Wife Revenge Romance #2)

He cheated with the museum director and stole two million from the Bratva. His wife is ready to balance the books.

Margaret Pembroke Ellsworth spent twenty-seven years making herself smaller so her husband could shine.

Then she found the second ledger.

Graham calls himself indispensable — the museum’s golden curator, adored by donors, married to old Philadelphia money he’s spent three decades quietly bleeding dry.

What Margaret doesn’t expect is the affair with Celia Norwood, the museum’s polished executive director, conducted in plain sight while Margaret cooked his dinners and signed his transfers.

What she really doesn’t expect is discovering exactly whose money Graham has been stealing to fund it.

Because Graham hasn’t just betrayed his wife. He’s stolen two million dollars from the mafia family quietly laundering money through the museum’s auction house — and its Don doesn’t forgive liars.

Aleksei Orlov built an empire from patience and precision, the same qualities Margaret has spent her whole marriage mistaking for weakness in herself.

When she walks into his world with a flash drive full of proof instead of a plea for mercy, the Don sees exactly what her husband never did.

His Underboss starts a file. Margaret starts building her exit.

And a debt that was never really about money starts collecting itself, one quiet, ruthless move at a time.

No one is coming to save Margaret. She’s done waiting for anyone to.