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Arranged to the Bratva: An Age Gap Mafia Romance
I was married off to one of three Bratva brothers to seal the deal of a lifetime.
Lucky me, I got the grumpy one.
Danil Orlovsky.
Perfect body. Perfect scowl. No self-control at all.
It was supposed to be strictly business.
But business doesn’t have chiseled abs and piercing eyes.
He kissed me like he owned me.
And then, spoiler alert, things went a lot further.
Now I’m playing house with a gorgeous billionaire.
And he has two equally charming (grumpy) brothers who don’t seem to approve of me.
Or the feelings I’m starting to have for Danil.
Surviving this might mean playing the perfect trophy wife.
Or admitting that there’s something I haven’t told him…
A secret that changes everything.
Lucky me, I got the grumpy one.
Danil Orlovsky.
Perfect body. Perfect scowl. No self-control at all.
It was supposed to be strictly business.
But business doesn’t have chiseled abs and piercing eyes.
He kissed me like he owned me.
And then, spoiler alert, things went a lot further.
Now I’m playing house with a gorgeous billionaire.
And he has two equally charming (grumpy) brothers who don’t seem to approve of me.
Or the feelings I’m starting to have for Danil.
Surviving this might mean playing the perfect trophy wife.
Or admitting that there’s something I haven’t told him…
A secret that changes everything.
353 pages, Kindle Edition
Published October 29, 2025
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December 12, 2025
Good storyline
I have mixed feelings about this book. This is the 2nd book I’ve read from this author and I’m still not accustomed to the writing style. At times it seems that time is lost or hurried and I have to stop and do a mental timeline to piece everything together. And I still don’t understand the need to write with some sort of clinical detachment. The MFC gave me a headache… she wanted independence from her father and prove her worth and value in her chosen profession and industry but continued to work for her father’s company. Why? She could have proven her skills somewhere else instead of letting her father manipulate her. I’ll read the next book in the series only because I hope it answers questions I have from this book.
I have mixed feelings about this book. This is the 2nd book I’ve read from this author and I’m still not accustomed to the writing style. At times it seems that time is lost or hurried and I have to stop and do a mental timeline to piece everything together. And I still don’t understand the need to write with some sort of clinical detachment. The MFC gave me a headache… she wanted independence from her father and prove her worth and value in her chosen profession and industry but continued to work for her father’s company. Why? She could have proven her skills somewhere else instead of letting her father manipulate her. I’ll read the next book in the series only because I hope it answers questions I have from this book.
January 11, 2026
Leuk maar niet bijzonder. Volgt dezelfde lijn als de andere boeken
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