Possession of the Mafia Don - Mafia's Fated Little Girl

Sk Taylor

Summary

"I had not expected to breed you, little girl."He said, his voice emotionless but his eyes were hot with lust, "You were just a plaything to be used till I tired of you, but there was no way I would let any child of mine grow up as a bastard."
 
My breath caught in my throat at the sheer cruelty, the heartlessness of his words. Was that all I had been to him?
 
The young innocent woman and the older, heartless Mafia Boss who cannot have enough of her.
 
When the cynical, jaded Mafia Don Lucien Delano, meets eighteen-year-old, Proserpina Martinez, she falls in love with him without realizing that she is just a plaything for him. By the time she comprehends reality, it is too late.Pregnant and alone the spirited young woman does something that takes the Don by surprise.
 
She runs away.
 
But the Don has never had a woman dump him; He is the one who leaves them, Incensed, he sets out to get them back!
 
What happens next?
 
Read it to find out how the stormy and passionate lovers battle their emotions and themselves.
 
Book 1 of the series.
 
Note: Possession of the Mafia Don is a series, spicy, mafia romance. Contains mature themes that may be sensitive to some.

Available since: 06/13/2024.

Print length: 211 pages.

Contemporary Fiction

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