The Boss

I didn’t want to marry a don. I wanted to be the don. And no matter what, one day, I will.

Luna Mancini is the Italian mafia princess, but God help anyone who calls her that to her face. For years she’s quietly plotted her ascension to her father’s throne. It was simple; marry her father’s chosen successor, then either run things through him or run him through, probably with her favorite knife. But her father went off script. She’s not marrying his successor. She’s not marrying within La Famigilia at all. And the man chosen for her is worse than...

I didn’t want to marry a don. I wanted to be the don. And no matter what, one day, I will.

Luna Mancini is the Italian mafia princess, but God help anyone who calls her that to her face. For years she’s quietly plotted her ascension to her father’s throne. It was simple; marry her father’s chosen successor, then either run things through him or run him through, probably with her favorite knife. But her father went off script. She’s not marrying his successor. She’s not marrying within La Famigilia at all. And the man chosen for her is worse than any worst case scenario she planned for. A boss, a killer, a mobster, sure. She’s used to those. But Skulls Quinn is a nightmare only whispered about—a mysterious, depraved demon of a man, even by crime syndicate standards. Worst of all, he’s not a pliable soldier eager to prove himself to her Papi. He’s a formidable ruler with his own kingdom. And he is not at all interested in sharing his power with a queen…

The Boss is an action-packed enemies-to-lovers romance within the Dead Men Saga. It can be read as a standalone but you’ll be missing some plot points from book one, The Senator. While this novel does not end on a cliff hanger, some questions in the book will be left unanswered. Everyone in this epic story is a morally gray criminal, most are true enemies. You can expect characters, scenes and language befitting the underworld. Reader discretion is advised.