Bratva Bride

Bratva Series, Book 1

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Bratva Bride

By: T J Maguire

Narrated by: Sean Masters, Alexis Crusher

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The Bratva rule Las Vegas. The Cosa Nostra rule New York City. What happens when they merge their families? A new King and Queen of the Mafia are born.

Illayana Volkov and Arturo De Luca have a long road ahead, with enemies around every corner. They'll have to protect and trust in one another to survive. With a brutal betrayal and danger lurking in the shadows, who can they really trust?

Bratva Bride is not a standalone. It is the first book in the interconnected Bratva Series. Although each book centres around a different couple, the overall storyline flows throughout the entire series. This means that some questions may be left unanswered at the end of a book, but will be addressed in the following book. Each couple does receive a HEA.

This dark romance series is not for the faint of heart. Contains mature content. A complete list of content warnings can be found on the author's website.

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I loved how the female main character was written. She was strong and just as unhinged as the male characters, and she didn’t need to be ‘saved’ by men like in so many other books. The writing itself was also excellent and kept me hooked.