THEIR ELENA
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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Sun, Jun 11, 2023
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Fiction
Romance
Elena-Maria Romano was left alone. Her mother left. Her mentor died. She was alone. Or so she thought. The eleven-year-old prodigy was oblivious to her four brothers, who were just as oblivious to her. Join Elena's journey as a socially inept child discovering the true meaning of family and love with her brothers, who find their warmth, despite their coldness, just for her.
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Serena Romano was born into a powerful Italian mafia family, but her life took a dramatic turn when her mother betrayed her father. In a fit of anger and driven by a desire to hurt her husband, Serena's mother snatched her from the crib and vanished into the night. Her father and four brothers scoured every corner of Europe, using their mafia connections to search nurseries, schools, and beyond, but to no avail. Unbeknownst to them, her mother had fled to the USA. Determined to sever all ties with her past, Serena's mother married Collin Danvers, a seemingly great guy. However, when Serena was 7, her mother tragically died in a car accident. Collin, devastated by the loss, spiraled into alcoholism and became abusive. Serena, unaware of her past and believing Collin to be her real father, was counting down the days until she turned 18 and could escape the nightmare her life had become, so what happens when her father goes missing and a man covered in tattoos and muscles appears claiming to be her biological father and there to take her home.

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