This is a special 3-in-one edition. It's three books and a bonus story. I love the Medvedev boys; they are wild and unruly, but they love deeply. First, we have Vasily: when he finds Nina in a crappy brothel where her parents sold her to pay off her dad's debts, he gets her out any way he can. He was not expecting to get married, but here we are. Nina is so happy to be out of that place that she does everything she can to make Vasily happy... Soon they are falling....
Next is Voldya; he is supposed to take a girl to scare her brother into cooperating with the Bratva... but he takes the wrong girl, and she puts up such a fight that he struggles with her, even with his size (that's HUGE). Maddie tries to hide from the masked intruder, but soon he finds her hiding spot, pulls her out, and takes her to his home. He has never had a woman in his home other than family. He may be a tad jealous of a certain toy that she has that he discovers when he goes to gather her things, because he can't let her go yet. (or ever). Maddie sees three sets of eyes staring at her when they pull up to his house; she has never seen dogs so big. He gets out of the car, gives an order in Russian, the dogs go lie down, he gets her out and takes her inside.
Valrie has always been the laid-back brother, the jokester. He is also the playboy, a different girl every night; sometimes he keeps them around two nights, but that's the most, until a mousy little thing accidentally hits his brand-new Aston Martin.
Evie is mortified that she hit this guy's truck, but her dad will be EXTREMELY mad if he wakes up in the morning without toilet paper. She should have gone to bed first, slept a few hours, then gone to get some, but then she would never have met the most alluring man she's ever seen. Dimples and all, but she is so inexperienced she just sits there blushing. That is, until he comes to her window and sees how frightened she really is about the truck's dent; she is worried about her dad finding out. That doesn't sit well with Valerie; soon, Evie learns what life can really be like.