❛❛ Oh dear love, we don't go near that door...no one in the flat does...the man that lives behind it is Alexander Solonik. ❜❜ . . . Everyone in the neighbourhood wanted them kicked out for no reason, they were never seen, never heard of and they never open their door. They never left their home. It was almost as if...no one lived inside that house? But-only I saw the little boy who lived there. And only I know about it because my mother would trap me in my room for even making eye contact with them. Started: 18/08/2022 Finished: 31/08/22 This book contains mature scenes! BOOK COVER BY: typinchapters on insta!! RATINGS: # 4 romance out of 2M stories # 13 love out of 2.3M # 1 wattpad

Book Four: Ava Morales has spent her life living for others, working hard towards her medical degree, and wearing her heart on her sleeve. When she finds the enigmatic mafia boss, Connor Carmichael, under her care she can't help but be intrigued by him. Despite the fact that the two don't see eye-to-eye on anything, both find themselves irreversibly drawn to one another. When Ava is made an offer she can't refuse to spy on Connor, she finds herself even deeper in his web. This story in the fourth (and final...for now...) in the Queens of Boston series. You do NOT have to read the first three books to enjoy this story, BUT it is HIGHLY encouraged to help you learn the characters and story better. The events of this story take place two years after the events of the third book. Out of all four of the stories, this is one you could definitely read most easily as a stand-alone. This is a completely fictional, SLOW BURN, mafia-light romance, single POV, and fourth book in a series of interconnected stories about various prominent female characters in the fictional crime family. TW: This story does contain explicit sexual content, kidnapping, drug use, violence, sexual assault, and heavy language. Please note this story is for mature audiences only!

Book Two: Kailey Meyers feels alone and isolated after her best friend, Rose Murphy, is forced into hiding after a traumatic event involving her family's mafia rivalry. This leaves normally happy-go-lucky, confident Kailey Meyers in a wake of sadness that reminds her of other past trauma in her life. Under a promise to his sister, Finn Murphy, feels a sense of responsibility to watch over Kailey in his sister's absence. Despite spending most of their years fighting with one another, elusive and grumpy Finn and headstrong and confident Kailey grow close in Rose's absence. Kailey can't seem to get him out of her life and she would never admit it, but she doesn't want him out of her life...not one bit. This story in the second in the Queens of Boston series. You do NOT have to read The Murphy Rose (Book One) to enjoy this story, BUT it is HIGHLY encouraged. The events of this story start in the time that Rose and Fitz were in hiding in the first story. This is a completely fictional, mafia-light romance, single POV, and second book in a series of interconnected stories about various prominent female characters in the fictional crime family. TW: This story does contain explicit sexual content, themes of abuse, drug use, violence, sexual assault, and heavy language. Please note this story is for mature audiences only!

Book One: Rose Murphy has always been the black sheep of her powerful mafia family. With an abusive, manipulative father and an overbearing mother, she wants to become a novelist and make a life for herself. Unfortunately for her, she's always being pulled back into their world. When she's down on her luck, her father gives her an ultimatum - work for him or work for his underboss, Aiden Fitzpatrick, as his child's nanny. This is a completely fictional, mafia-light romance, single POV, and first book in a series of interconnected stories about various prominent female characters in the fictional crime family.

Book Three: Jack Murphy is the young, cocky, bad boy mafia prince of the Murphy family. Brenna Carmichael is the sweet, sheltered, good girl - and the daughter of Jack's family's enemy. When the Murphys and Carmichaels decide to strike an alliance between their two rival families that includes a marriage contract between Jack and Brenna, they must learn together how to live together as friends - and maybe eventually, more. This story in the third in the Queens of Boston series. You do NOT have to read the first two books to enjoy this story, BUT it is HIGHLY encouraged to help you learn the characters and story better. The events of this story coincide with the events of the first two books. This is a completely fictional, SLOW BURN, mafia-light romance, single POV, and third book in a series of interconnected stories about various prominent female characters in the fictional crime family. TW: This story does contain explicit sexual content, strong themes of abuse, drug use, violence, sexual assault, and heavy language. Please note this story is for mature audiences only!

(Can be read as a standalone.) My parents are hell bent on getting me married, convinced that a wife will magically "fix" me. As a mafia leader, idle talks and constant affection makes no sense to me. Never had and never will. Thanks to some dumb rule and my parents' constant nagging, I settle down with the girl of their choice. Irene's the type of girl I would never give a second glance to, the type I would deem average looking. And that's just not it. She's a chatter box who can't survive without physical affection. A complete opposite of me. I never had a need for a wife but with every innocent touch, every stupid smile, every word of hers my walls break down until I am left yearning for her with an intensity I can't even comprehend.

In a world where drama's the norm, one simple line flips my world: "I want you to be my first." Crazy how such a small thing can shake up everything. Alamea's a trip - part rival, part buddy. We've got this love-hate thing going on that keeps life interesting. Even with all the ups and downs, I'm the one guy she trusts outside her family circle. And yeah, I'm your typical bad boy, more into my bike and mafia ambitions than settling down. But guess what? Love sneaks up on me, and it's the last person I'd expect.

I first met Celestine when she was seven. A mafia princess and my brother-in-law's niece. Our friendship was unexpected but one of the best things to ever happen to me despite our age gap. Leading my own mafia crew comes with its load of responsibilities, but when tasked to be her undercover bodyguard in a mission where she plays the dutiful wife to the enemy, saying no isn't an option. But an unexpected twist arises when I find the lines between friendship and longing starting to blur the more I spend time with her and I find myself tangled in a mess I never saw coming.

(Can be read as a standalone.) I was a hopeless romantic from a young age but when I watched my father strike a deal with his friend in the most desperate of times, all my dreams came shattering down. My fate was sealed with just a few words. My future wife decided. For the next eighteen years, while our parents waited for her to grow up, I spent my time strategising to break off the deal and cursing her for being a thorn in my dreams. But you can't just refuse a mafia princess especially when the deal has already been done and dusted. Feisty, talkative, pizza lover, spoiled. A complete opposite of me. I had a clear line of reasons as to why I despised her then why did I end up losing my heart to her?

A new enemy was rising, leaving chaos all around. Whoever they were, they were dangerous enough to cause panic among us to the point the Lennoxs, our rival mafia landed at our doorstep presenting themselves as our new allies to fight one common enemy. To show their allyship, they left their only daughter under my roofs, to train and guide her for the common cause. Recovering from a heartbreak, I welcomed this new distraction, a new responsibility only for everything to go downhill because Orla Lennox is dangerous for my heart and the most infuriating person I ever met. Someone I can't have, my enemy's daughter and people like me don't get a happy ending.