The Pakhan's Reluctant Bride (The Bratva Vow #6)

My father handed me to a wolf to end a war he started.

One minute, I’m the Donnelly daughter nobody trusts. The next, I’m in a Bratva pakhan’s front room with a gun in my boot and his eyes deciding whether I’m a hostage or a threat.

Then Yakov Morozov looks at me like he’s already won.

Ice in his voice. Blood on his hands.

He marries me before the week is out.

Now I’m trapped inside his world of docks and dead men, where his word is law and every room is one more place he can watch me.

What he doesn’t know is that I chose this.

I came with a ledger and the name of the traitor bleeding his empire dry, mine to trade for the one thing I’ve never been allowed to keep: my freedom.

But the closer I get to that name, the closer I get to him.

If he learns what I’ve hidden, he won’t call it betrayal. He’ll call it a war worth burning Boston down.

Because I’m not just the wife he bought to keep the peace. I’m standing between him and the man selling him out.

A full-length standalone: marriage-of-convenience, enemies-to-lovers mafia romance, and a bride who was never as harmless as she looked.