
The Dark Don's Captive Mafia Queen
I was kidnapped by the most dangerous mafia boss in Chicago, and the whole city wept for my heartbroken fiancé.
Julian Hayes, the righteous Assistant District Attorney, played the tragic hero perfectly in the press.
But the truth was, he orchestrated my kidnapping himself.
For years, he manipulated me into draining my mother's untouchable mafia fortune to fund a rival mobster. Once he got the money, he threw me to Damien Moretti, the ruthless Dark Don, to be ruined.
Julian did it all so he could cleanly break our engagement and marry my illegitimate half-sister, Mona, taking my birthright along the way.
For a month, high society pitied the defiled girl locked in a monster's gilded cage, while my father eagerly prepared to hand Mona my legacy.
They all thought I was weeping in the dark, waiting to be killed by a cold-blooded savage.
They didn't realize the monster they threw me to was exactly the weapon I needed.
When Mona sneaked into my gilded cage to gloat and demand I sign away my inheritance, I didn't cry.
Instead, I grabbed her silver letter opener, ruthlessly sliced my own arm open, and let out a terrified scream.
Damien descended like a god of death, violently hurling Mona against a stone fountain just for spilling my blood.
I looked at the Don, my arm dripping crimson, and made a devil's bargain.
"Let me go back to my father's house to wage my Vendetta. When I'm done, I will be your wife."
The beast smiled and agreed. Tomorrow, my betrayers will learn what happens when you throw a princess to a monster, and she comes back a queen.
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Chapter 2
Isabella POV
The silence in the bedroom was deafening, heavy with the scent of his bourbon and the sudden, violent shift in our reality. I sat on the edge of the massive four-poster bed, watching the realization dawn in Damien’s dark, ruthless eyes. The great Dark Don of Chicago had just been cornered by the very collateral he thought he had broken.
My heart hammered against my ribs, a frantic bird trapped in my chest, but I kept my chin raised. I couldn't show an ounce of the terror that had gripped me moments ago. I had played my hand. Now, I needed to see exactly how much power the Bellini name had bought me.
I shifted slightly, my bare toes hovering just inches above the freezing Italian marble. I didn't look at him when I spoke.
"The floor is cold, Damien."
It wasn't a plea. It wasn't a request. It was a statement of fact, delivered with the absolute certainty of a queen addressing her court.
Damien went entirely still. The air crackled with his lethal energy, his deep-set eyes narrowing into dangerous slits as he studied me. He was searching for the trembling, terrified girl he had dragged into this gilded cage, but she was gone. I waited, letting the suffocating silence stretch.
Slowly, the muscle in his jaw ticked. He turned his back to me and stalked toward the walk-in closet. When he emerged seconds later, he held a pair of sheer silk stockings.
He stopped in front of me, his towering frame casting a long, intimidating shadow over the bed. And then, the most dangerous man in the city did the unthinkable. He dropped to one knee.
The physical submission of a Don.
He didn't say a word. His large, calloused hands—hands that had ended lives without a second thought—wrapped around my delicate ankle. The contrast was staggering. As he carefully rolled the silk up my calf, a phantom memory from a past life brushed against my mind. Beneath the terrifying aura of the monster who had ruined me in another timeline, there was a suppressed, agonizing tenderness in his touch. It made my chest ache, but I forced the emotion down.
He finished the task and remained kneeling, lifting his face to mine. His expression was a perfect, unreadable mask of Renaissance marble, waiting for my next move, ready to reclaim his control.
I didn't give him the chance.
I leaned forward, closing the distance between us, and pressed my lips to his.
It was a brief, chilling collision of breath and power. I felt the violent jolt that went through his rigid body, the sheer shock of my willing touch paralyzing him. Before he could react, before he could turn the kiss into something consuming and dominant, I pulled back.
I looked down into his stunned, darkened eyes. "Why me, Damien?" I whispered, my tone a lethal mix of innocence and absolute knowing. "A man like you, the king of this city... you could have anyone. Why this obsession with me?"
A flash of raw vulnerability crossed his face, instantly swallowed by a defensive, icy glare. He hated being read. He hated being exposed.
"What new game are you playing, Isabella?" he demanded, his voice a low, dangerous rasp that betrayed his inner turmoil.
Before I could push the blade of my question deeper, three sharp knocks echoed through the heavy mahogany door.
"Mr. Moretti," a Soldier's muffled voice called out from the hallway, laced with careful hesitation. "Your nephew, *Don* Moretti, is here to see you."
The temperature in the room plummeted to absolute zero. At the sound of the title *Don* being applied to Leo, Damien’s expression twisted into pure, unadulterated murder. The sexual tension and psychological warfare between us evaporated, replaced by the suffocating bloodlust of a true mafia king whose territory had just been breached.
Damien rose to his feet, his massive shoulders tense, his attention violently ripped toward the door.
I kept my face perfectly neutral, but beneath the surface, a cold, triumphant smile bloomed. *Right on time.*
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8.0
On our wedding night, my Fated Mate, Alpha Cedric, left our bed to care for his mistress. He told me our marriage was just an obligation.
But the real betrayal came months later on a rooftop.
When Rogues demanded a trade, Cedric didn't hesitate. He chose to save Jayden because of her "heart condition," handing me—his pregnant wife—over to the killers.
"You are stronger," he said as he pushed me toward them.
I fell from the building. I survived, but our unborn pup didn't.
Instead of comfort, I woke up to handcuffs. Cedric believed Jayden’s lies that I staged the kidnapping for attention.
He threw me into the dungeon, shackling my wrists with silver cuffs that burned my flesh, while Jayden poisoned my food with wolfsbane.
He stripped me of my title and dignity, never realizing that the "fragile" woman he protected was the true monster.
He didn't know about the glowing rune on my chest counting down the seconds I had left. He didn't know I was the legendary White Wolf, and my time was up.
On my final night, I asked for one last ride on the Ferris wheel where we first met.
At midnight, as Cedric rushed back to the amusement park, he didn't find a body. He found only my empty clothes and a text message on the seat.
"Don't look for me, Cedric. I'm giving my wolf back to the moon."
As he watched the security footage, he finally saw me dissolve into stardust and ascend to the sky, leaving him alone in a world that suddenly felt too quiet.

8.9
They killed her father. Now she's racing straight into the heart of enemy territory.
Mia Chen has one rule, never let them see your face. As the underground racing legend "Ghost Rider," she's untouchable until a rigged race tears off her mask and exposes her identity to the worst possible person. Dax Steele, VP of the Iron Wolves MC, the club that bankrupted her father and drove him to an early grave.
Now she owes $50,000 to men who don't accept apologies, and Dax offers her a deal she can't refuse, race for the Iron Wolves in the inter-club championship, and he'll clear her debt. But working for her enemy means living in his world, sleeping under his roof, and discovering that everything she believed about her father's death might be a lie.
Dax has secrets of his own, evidence that his father was framed, and the real culprit is still out there. He needs Mia's skills on the track and her mechanical genius in the garage. What he doesn't need is the fire she ignites in his blood every time she defies him.
As they dig deeper into the past, attraction sparks into something dangerous. Because in the biker world, loyalty is everything and loving your enemy could get you both killed.
She came for revenge. She stayed for the truth. She'll risk everything for him.

8.0
Thalia Corsini's wedding night ends with seven bullets and her husband's blood soaking through her white dress. Rafael Torrisi dies in her arms before they can speak their first words as man and wife, and when she screams for help, nobody comes fast enough.
Three days later, she's at another altar. Same family. Different brother. Dante Torrisi looks at her like she pulled the trigger herself. He's colder than Rafael ever was, more brutal, and infinitely more dangerous. Their marriage is a prison sentence designed to save a crumbling alliance between two crime families on the brink of war.
But someone is still trying to kill Thalia. The attempts keep coming, a sniper's bullet, a car bomb, poison meant for her wine glass. Dante is forced to protect the woman he blames for his twin's death, and as they dig deeper into the murder, they realize Rafael might not have been the target at all.
In a world where love is weakness and trust gets you killed, Thalia and Dante have to beat the odds.

8.0
Blurb
**She's promised to his brother... but branded by his touch. And now the past refuses to stay buried.**
***
**SIENNA**
I thought I buried that night.
The night I gave myself to a stranger. Reckless and wild. No names. No rules. No future.
Just heat. Desperation. A body that made me forget who I was supposed to be.
Now I wear his brother's ring. Planning a future with the man I'm supposed to love.
Then he walks into my engagement party and everything shatters.
Landon Callahan. The black sheep. The rebel. The man who touched me before I knew his name.
He acts like I never existed. Like that night was nothing.
But I remember every breath. Every broken rule. Every moment I came alive.
I should walk away. Should marry Noah and forget.
But Landon has always been the fire I was never meant to touch twice.
*** **
**LANDON**
She was never supposed to be his.
The night I had her, I didn't ask her name. Didn't want to know.
I just knew I'd never forget the way she looked at me. Like I was the only thing she ever wanted.
Then I walk into the engagement party I should have skipped. And see her standing beside my brother.
Now I'm back in the world I swore I'd left behind. And she's the one thing I can't outrun.
She wears his ring. Smiles like she hasn't been in my bed. Pretends I never made her come undone.
But I remember. And so does she.
One night should have been the end.
Instead it was only the beginning.
Because I don't let go of what's mine. Not even for my brother.

9.6
Lesley Williams was once the alpha's daughter, but a fatal accident took away everything she loved. Now she's her Uncle's pet and the pack's omega, which means she's constantly bullied and abused. She's broken inside, but she doesn't want to leave her father's pack in fear of what her uncle might do to them in retaliation. Her only comfort is that when she meets her mate, he'll be able to take her away from this hellhole...
Alpha Cedrick Silver had a mate once. A beautiful omega wolf, but she rejected him. Barely surviving the broken bond, he became ruthless and coldhearted, throwing himself into building up his pack to be the biggest and strongest pack in the nation. Now he has a girlfriend, that he's content with and he does not want a mate: EVER!
But the second their eyes met, Cedrick and Lesley realized that they were fated for each other. Not thrilled about having another omega mate, Cedrick is even more disgusted when he realized that not only is his second chance mate considered 'the pack's slut', but she's also half his age.
Does he want someone like that as his mate and Luna? Can she trust him with her secrets? Can these two broken people find love?
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7.6
My ex-husband, Reese Beaumont, sent me divorce papers on our anniversary, five years after I walked down the aisle to join him. I signed them with a red lipstick and sent them back to him, with a short note which read: "I am not going to give you the liberty of thinking you still own me."
Now, one year later, he is standing in my office, the smug look in his eyes gone, and for some reason, still wearing our wedding ring.
"You're still mine, Roxanne. You didn't sign the divorce papers, and you seem to forget that you're nothing without me."
A soft chuckle escape my lips, right as my fake fiancé walks in, holding our one-year-old son. The son Reese never knew I was pregnant with.
"Funny," I mutter. "Because I don't remember you being in control of the game."
Now, he's everywhere, showing up at my gallery and outbidding my fake fiancé at my auctions. Telling the media we are on the road to reconciliation.
But I am not the same woman who cried for him one year ago.
I am the woman he never expected to walk out the door. And the one he'll always regret letting go.