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Boston Kings #2
Saint
Star-crossed lovers on opposite sides of a mafia blood feud...
If my family ever learned the truth, it would mean his death.
My hands trembled as I touched them to my lips. The kiss had been a sweet kind of danger, a roguish wink of sea glass eyes beneath that unruly mop of hair. Alfie Doyle looked like he was in the business of breaking hearts, not heads. Certainly not causing turf wars. But my father wouldn’t differentiate.
Alfie was the enemy. A McTiernan by affiliation, if not by blood. And I was a Moretti by fate, with a duty to my family. There was only one thing I could do.
I would keep him a secret.
My Irishman who courted me with black roses.
Saint is part 1.5 in the McTiernan Clan Trilogy, set during the events of Dark Empire (Book 1). It is highly recommended that you read Dark Empire first, as frequent mentions are made to characters and events. Saint is a dark romantic suspense novel, and it contains content and situations that could be triggering for some readers.
This book is explicit and has explicit sexual content. It also contains graphic violence. For a full list of triggers, see front matter or author website.
This book is not intended for readers under the age of 18.
If my family ever learned the truth, it would mean his death.
My hands trembled as I touched them to my lips. The kiss had been a sweet kind of danger, a roguish wink of sea glass eyes beneath that unruly mop of hair. Alfie Doyle looked like he was in the business of breaking hearts, not heads. Certainly not causing turf wars. But my father wouldn’t differentiate.
Alfie was the enemy. A McTiernan by affiliation, if not by blood. And I was a Moretti by fate, with a duty to my family. There was only one thing I could do.
I would keep him a secret.
My Irishman who courted me with black roses.
Saint is part 1.5 in the McTiernan Clan Trilogy, set during the events of Dark Empire (Book 1). It is highly recommended that you read Dark Empire first, as frequent mentions are made to characters and events. Saint is a dark romantic suspense novel, and it contains content and situations that could be triggering for some readers.
This book is explicit and has explicit sexual content. It also contains graphic violence. For a full list of triggers, see front matter or author website.
This book is not intended for readers under the age of 18.
179 pages, Kindle Edition
Published January 11, 2024
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March 17, 2024
Alfie and Emil sotry will have you hooked, their romeo and juliett love is forbidden but that wont stop them, even in secrets but what happens when their loves to light? well written engaging, steamy, with dark themes.
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August 19, 2024
This series is so Romeo and Juliet/West Side Story, especially Emelia and Alfie’s story!
Thoroughly enjoying this series. It definitely worked to stave off my potential book hangover from finishing a favorite series.
Thoroughly enjoying this series. It definitely worked to stave off my potential book hangover from finishing a favorite series.
March 4, 2024
This was definitely an intense mafia novella with much angst and a beautiful forbidden romance! It is steamy with danger, intrigue, and tension. Ms. Fallow is a new to me author and I will be definitely looking forward to the next book in this series. This story deserves more than 5 stars!!!
July 31, 2024
Irresistible attraction a la Romeo and Juliet. Will continue to read this series.
February 4, 2025
A lot going on
There is so much going on in this book. I can't wait to jump into the next one. Hoping we get more of Emilia and Alice
There is so much going on in this book. I can't wait to jump into the next one. Hoping we get more of Emilia and Alice
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