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His Possession: A Bad Boy Mafia Romance
– Learn MoreAmory Mikhailov comes from the rough side of town where her parents own a small grocery store that’s barely been paying their bills for the past few years. When Giovanni Bianchi sends his goons to shakedown their business, they have no choice but to pay for his ‘protection.’ But when the price becomes too high, and her father’s safety is at stake, Amory decides to make them a different offer.
Ryder Bianchi lives a charmed life. He’s spent the last several years trying to stay out of his father’s seedy business until his dad shows up on his doorstep with a present in the form of Amory. Giovanni tells Ryder that he can do whatever he wants to her, and Ryder plans to do just that.
This is a smokin’ hot stand alone story. If you like bossy men with filthy minds, then grab a copy and find out what it’s like to be His Possession.
Amazon Five Star Review
“His Possession is actually rather sweet, in a mobbed up, Mafia type way. Armory and her parents are from Russia and own a small grocery store in a bad neighborhood. Giovanni Bianchi is the local mob boss who starts sending his goons out to the neighborhood and demanding “protection” money from the residents, including Armory’s parents. When Armory sees her parents getting terrorized by these thugs, she offers herself up to them in exchange for leaving her parents and their store alone.
However, instead of just taking Armory and doing vile things to her while he’s waiting for her parents to pay up, he instead gives her to his son Ryder. Ryder is told he can do anything he wants to her, but has to keep her “whole” in the case of her parents being able to come up with the money to get her back. The relationship Armory and Ryder embark upon is surprising: he doesn’t want to hurt her, instead, he takes care of her in his sort of bossy, alpha way.
His Possession is sexy and sweet and a perfect length, even though it’s shorter than I had expected. It’s well written and both characters, even Ryder, are likable and interesting. Great job, Sky and Roxy!”