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*A top 35 Amazon bestseller*
From USA Today bestselling author Jenika Snow comes a new full-length standalone arranged marriage mafia romance set in the Underworld Kings world that blurs the lines between right and wrong.
My father sold me off to a ruthless killer in the Russian mafia, an alliance…
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1 author picked Reckless Heir as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
This book intrigued me from the start, as it has an arranged marriage trope involving the Bratva and the Cosa Nostra mafia. As soon as I read the blurb, I was like, ‘Won’t they just kill each other and be done with it?’ But alas, no. The main character is a pawn between the two entities and the author intertwines the plot beautifully, creating one amazing book.
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