He is El Bocaraca!
The son of the Czar, Eduardo Benicio de la Marta Constanza Delgado Yunior. Tito Montoya will never make the mistake of thinking he was just a kid again. he showed them all. Yunior was coming of age to where he was being forced to marry an appropriate woman that would support him in his work with the family business. According to his father, marriage grounded a man and kept men from making hasty decisions, especially when there is a wife and children at home. But his heart was elsewhere. She stood between Yunior and Irena Villareal's happy union. Melissa Statham was an immature impetuous woman whom Yunior enjoyed being with, but he had to find out on his own if he could make a commitment to Irena first. Irena gave him the opportunity he needed to find himself and end it with Melissa or not. On his way to see Melissa, the blond managed to open up a can of worms for Yunior and unknowingly, his father as well, by starting a war. Yunior had to rely on the only person he knew who could get them out of trouble and that was Saxton Blakemore and his associates. It seems that Melissa listened to too many stories of Odessa Blakemore's adventures in saving trafficked women and children and thought she could make a difference but ended up causing more trouble.
Once the day was saved by El Bocaraca and his cohorts Mr. Stop, Mr. Mann and Mr, Yield and let's not forget Lizzie, Yunior came to the understanding that Melissa would not do in his world. She would end up getting them all killed due to her hardheadedness. He had to let her go and commit to Irena with some stipulations before marrying.
I thoroughly enjoyed reading this story. As always Olivia Gaines has a way with words that makes reading her creations very entertaining. I just love Yunior's mannerisms. The way he butchers names kills me. And Grandma Patsy's chilli saves the day. But I could have just knocked that damned Melissa in the head and given her a good azz spanking. I knew she was trouble from the beginning of the story. My only problem is that I had a hard time remembering the backstories behind Mr. Mann, Mr. Stop, and Mr. Yield and their wives. I guess I'll have to re-read the Technicians Series. Great job Olivia as always.