The Vow He Breaks
I own a bookstore. I know exactly how these stories end.
The girl goes looking for the truth. She finds a dangerous man instead. And she’s stupid enough to fall for him.
But my twin brother is missing, and the only person who knows anything is Andrei Dragorin. Billionaire. Vineyard owner. And way too handsome for his own good.
Unfortunately, my seventeen-pound cat adores him. And Murphy hates everyone.
I told myself I’d use him to find Connor and walk away. Then someone set his stable on fire with me still inside it – and somewhere in the smoke and the aftermath, I stopped being able to tell the difference between the man I was using and the man I was falling for.
Now the man hunting my brother has surfaced from Andrei’s buried past. And he’s given me forty-eight hours to make a choice no sister should ever have to make:
Deliver the man I love.
Or lose the brother I’ve spent my whole life protecting.
I’ve read a thousand books, but none of them end like this.
The Vow He Breaks is Book One of the Burning Bliss duet – a full-length dark mafia romance with a cliffhanger ending and a guaranteed HEA at the end of Book Two.
A guarded ex-Bratva hero, a sharp-tongued bookstore owner, and a disappearance that pulls them both into a war she never saw coming. For readers who love morally gray alphas, reluctant allies-to-lovers, and slow-burn obsession.
Warning: contains one (1) extremely hostile orange cat who has, inexplicably, chosen the villain.
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