The Bratva Stalker and His Pregnant Bride
I thought my one-night stand with a Bratva monster was buried… until he discovered our secret son.
Four years ago, a reckless, consuming night with a dangerous stranger left me pregnant.
I didn’t chase him. I didn’t need him.
Instead, I raised our boy alone while building my logistics empire in the elite fashion world.
I kept my life independent, structured, and entirely safe from the shadows.
Then SAMUEL walked back in.
Samuel Rusnak.
Six-foot-three of effortless Russian charm, tousled black hair, and striking blue eyes.
He’s no longer the reckless playboy I met—he’s a hardened, disciplined weapon of the Rusnak Bratva.
When business forces us face-to-face, the tension is immediate.
I try to keep it strictly professional, but he refuses to be dismissed.
Then he comes to my home.
He sees our four-year-old boy.
The resemblance is undeniable.
The confrontation is explosive, but I refuse to let an arrogant mafia prince dictate my life.
But when a terrifying, obsessed stalker targets my family and kidnaps our son, my structured world shatters.
Samuel mobilizes the entire Rusnak syndicate to bring our boy home, proving how ruthless he can be.
Now, the threat is escalating, and the stalker thinks I belong to him.
To keep us alive, Samuel leaves no room for negotiation: a forced marriage.
I’m a curvy, independent woman who swore she’d never surrender control.
Now, I’m wearing his ring, locked in his protective cage, and realizing his obsession runs deeper than danger.
He used to crave freedom.
Now, he craves us.
And God help the monster who tries to touch his family.
For readers who love: silver fox mafia vibes, a massive age gap, secret baby romance, and a curvy, fierce Korean-American heroine who refuses to be broken. A dangerously possessive Bratva alpha who turns from a carefree playboy into an obsessed, protective father. Features an arranged marriage for protection, an unhinged stalker, forced proximity, and a high-stakes underworld war. HEA guaranteed. No cheating.
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