Apricity (Mafia Babes #3)

My vendetta comes first.

My only goal in life is to decimate the Enzino Family.
Kidnapping the spoiled mafia prince before his wedding wasn’t what I had in mind. But needs must when the devil drives—I just didn’t know I’d be babysitting his minion.

ArtEnzino.
Tiny, feisty, snarky, and completely insane. He walks around wearing skimpy skirts and delicate body chains while shaking his lace-clad butt. I might kill him sooner than planned; to hell with my boss’s schemes. After all, a punishment from him would be less agonizing than spending another moment dodging Art’s flirtatious advances.

I don’t know what his game is, but I won’t bite. I may be Bi, but I don’t share my bed with trash—even if he’s disguised himself as a sexy, elvish-looking twink who smells like sunshine and apples.

Art is still the enemy—son of the man who destroyed my family and brother of the monster who scarred my face and took everything from me.

I’ve waited years to savor my revenge, and now the time has finally come.
I’ll do whatever it takes to return peace to my parents, and no one will stop me. Especially not an overly promiscuous, brainless mafia prince who only cares about indulging and partying.

WARNING: This is book three in the Mafia Babes series, a dark-themed, action-packed, enemies-to-lovers, size difference, revenge, MM romance. Most characters in this series are morally gray, ruthless, and rough criminals. This third book features a merciless, vengeful, aloof mafioso and a sassy, a little odd, relentless mafia prince. There are rough s*x scenes between the MCs, degradation kink, male lingerie, and the dirt*est talk. One MC has sex with a woman (no cheating). The story contains on-page descriptions of violence, torture, discussions of domestic abuse, and gun/knife use. Morality’s gray area is quite stretched in this story. Please check the more detailed triggers at the beginning of the book.
*Each book follows a different couple and can be read as a standalone, but because of the recurrent characters, reading them in order will give a more complete sense of the stories.
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