[COMPLETE][EDITING] Ace Hernandez, the Mafia King, known as the Devil. Sofia Diaz, known as an angel. The two are arranged to be married, forced by their fathers, joining the two Mafia's. But Sofia eventually learns, even the devil was once an angel. Cover by @alluringathena *This book is more of a romance book t...
Sidney with her desperate need to live her life away from her hometown, took off as soon as her diploma was passed to her. Spending her college years in a different city she was surprised when she caught the eyes of a tall muscular, mysterious, and scary man. Riccardo was a cold and brutal man but like every mafia man...
Raised in the Mafia, I have known no other life other than cold calculated violence and discipline. A life where brutality is praised and weakness is ridiculed, I became the best of my parents and the worst the world has ever seen. Young and still gaining control of my mafia, love is never an option for me, that is un...
He is brutal, cunning, manipulative beast. But she know how to tame wild. "Fuck you" her voice echoed in the four walls, sounding full of anger. "Only if you insist" A smug smirl playing on his heavenly lips, Enjoying pushing her to the edge. "Dear Satan, please grant me patience or a god damn gun." She muttered lowly...
[ COMPLETED ] Believer | ✓ Book Three Of The Sinners & Saints Series He made me a believer. COPYRIGHTED © MIDNXGHTSUN.
Indigo knightly is the top assassin in her families mafia After a very traumatic kidnapping at a young age she vowed to learn to protect herself and she did, now shes a deadly weapon with a pretty face who will stop at nothing to get what she wants and what she wants is certainly not to marry Greyson King the heir to...
Nicholas Salvatore the heir to the Salvatore's throne. Born with a diamond spoon in his mouth, he basically had everything in the palm of his hand. A player with the body of a Greek God and face liked a model, the new Don changed women like they were his toys. His hands scarred from murders, dangers lingered wherever...
