LUCA
Family First.
These are the words I live by because when I forget, people get hurt. But when I had to kidnap Nina Brown for my family, she made me question all of my loyalties. We were supposed to take her and use her as a bargaining chip, her ransom would make our family stronger. But my brother Elio may have different plans for her and I know better than anyone the terrible things he is capable of.
If I have to choose between her and family, I know that I'll do what is right, what I have to do, but I'm not sure what that is.
Luca is a standalone novel with a HEA and no cliffhangers, told in a dual, alternating POV. It's a part of the “Claiming What's His” series, all with somehow dispossessed mafia antiheroes, trying to take back what is rightfully theirs through intrigue and action, and always a woman who complicates things (in a good way).
They can be read in any order, they are numbered in the order I published them, though not necessarily the order I wrote them in. I'm writing two more right now (5 total) but I'm not sure I can stop myself there.
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LUCA
Family First.
These are the words I live by because when I forget, people get hurt. But when I had to kidnap Nina Brown for my family, she made me question all of my loyalties. We were supposed to take her and use her as a bargaining chip, her ransom would make our family stronger. But my brother Elio may have different plans for her and I know better than anyone the terrible things he is capable of.
If I have to choose between her and family, I know that I'll do what is right, what I have to do, but I'm not sure what that is.
Luca is a standalone novel with a HEA and no cliffhangers, told in a dual, alternating POV. It's a part of the “Claiming What's His” series, all with somehow dispossessed mafia antiheroes, trying to take back what is rightfully theirs through intrigue and action, and always a woman who complicates things (in a good way).
They can be read in any order, they are numbered in the order I published them, though not necessarily the order I wrote them in. I'm writing two more right now (5 total) but I'm not sure I can stop myself there. **