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Wicked Things : A Why-Choose Mafia Duet
Vengeance is Her Virtue. Mercy is Her Lie.
After surviving a bullet to the chest, Rebelle Vischer is no longer a pawn in someone else’s war—she’s the one pulling the trigger now.
The woman who once faded into the shadows has returned, forged in blood and fury, with one burn Stan Graves and everything he built to the ground.
The man who turned her into a weapon, ripped her family apart, and shattered her body and soul. He holds her little brother in his grasp—and Reb’s done being anyone’s puppet. She’s taking her power back the only way she knows through blood, bullets, and betrayal.
Separated from the men she loves—Haunt, Colter, Staff, and Brooks—Rebelle has spent months clawing her way back to them. But reunion doesn’t mean reprieve. Their love is dangerous, combustible, and exactly the kind of weapon she needs to take down a monster.
Stan’s empire runs on blood and secrets. But so does Rebelle.
As the war ignites and the body count rises, Rebelle must embrace every wicked part of herself to outmaneuver the man who made her a killer. There’s no mercy left in her heart—only retribution.
And this time, the girl they broke is the woman who’s going to end them.
Wicked Things is the final book of a why-choose mafia romance duet. The characters are savage, sexy, and morally f*cked. Check triggers before diving in. This is the conclusion of Reb's story.
If you love these tropes, Wicked Things is a
Dark Mafia WorldAlphaholesSecond ChanceHidden IdentityFound FamilyUnderestimated FMCPolyamoryAssassins/MercenarySoulmates/Twin Flames
After surviving a bullet to the chest, Rebelle Vischer is no longer a pawn in someone else’s war—she’s the one pulling the trigger now.
The woman who once faded into the shadows has returned, forged in blood and fury, with one burn Stan Graves and everything he built to the ground.
The man who turned her into a weapon, ripped her family apart, and shattered her body and soul. He holds her little brother in his grasp—and Reb’s done being anyone’s puppet. She’s taking her power back the only way she knows through blood, bullets, and betrayal.
Separated from the men she loves—Haunt, Colter, Staff, and Brooks—Rebelle has spent months clawing her way back to them. But reunion doesn’t mean reprieve. Their love is dangerous, combustible, and exactly the kind of weapon she needs to take down a monster.
Stan’s empire runs on blood and secrets. But so does Rebelle.
As the war ignites and the body count rises, Rebelle must embrace every wicked part of herself to outmaneuver the man who made her a killer. There’s no mercy left in her heart—only retribution.
And this time, the girl they broke is the woman who’s going to end them.
Wicked Things is the final book of a why-choose mafia romance duet. The characters are savage, sexy, and morally f*cked. Check triggers before diving in. This is the conclusion of Reb's story.
If you love these tropes, Wicked Things is a
Dark Mafia WorldAlphaholesSecond ChanceHidden IdentityFound FamilyUnderestimated FMCPolyamoryAssassins/MercenarySoulmates/Twin Flames
412 pages, Kindle Edition
Published December 12, 2025
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January 5, 2026
Loved this duet and the FMC
Finally found a great BA FMC that the author doesn't write to make her childish. Loved every moment! Sprinkle on a few well-timed steamy scenes and this duet was oerfection!
Finally found a great BA FMC that the author doesn't write to make her childish. Loved every moment! Sprinkle on a few well-timed steamy scenes and this duet was oerfection!
January 13, 2026
3.25⭐️ The second book in this duet went downhill for me. Not only were 3 of the guys more side characters than anything, but there was just too much that didn’t “work” in this part of the plot. This one needed even more development than the first one.
January 20, 2026
Second book in this duet and it didn’t disappoint. I loved how everyone came together and they were all linked in some way. I hope she writes a spin off of this one. There are a couple of people I would love to read their stories.
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