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A Very Bad Man

A Russian Mafia Fairytale

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A Very Bad Man

By: Joanna Blake
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I own her. I want her. But I am trying to be honorable.

Her father owes us money. A great deal of money. Normally, we would break his legs, or worse. But we’ve known the old man since we were children.

So, I take her. She will work in my house. Serve me. But her big eyes pierce the stone around my heart. And her curves tempt me beyond all reason.

I cannot touch her.

But I am not a man who is used to holding himself back.

So, I don’t.

And when an enemy within our ranks takes her to provoke a reaction, they do not anticipate hell raining down upon them. I am known for being ruthless and cruel. But my creativity in my revenge astounds everyone.

A Very Bad Man is the start of an all-new series starring the Aslanov Brothers and the Aslanov Russian Crime Syndicate. Expect toxic behavior from an obsessed alpha. As always, Happy Ever Afters are guaranteed.

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I still don’t like virtual voice. Especially in this book. The characters needed to be voiced out more than a flat woman’s voice. That being said, I loved watching how this relationship developed. Anton’s heart actually being reshaped by Mischa. And watching Mischa grow to love Anton, I laughed out loud at “like a dog licking peanut butter off a spoon” I’ll never look at that phrase or hear that phrase again without laughing. I enjoyed the book,

Anton’s demeanor and how it shifted

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