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Mafia Made
He has the world, but he wants her more.
Ezra Wright is New York’s most eligible bachelor. Thrust into the spotlight after his attempts to bring down the Blanchi family, he hopes to leverage his newfound fame into a political dynasty. He’s determined to bring down the mafia in New York, and if he can’t do that as D.A., he will get it done as mayor.
Annie is on the run from the Bratva. Now that her father has become Pakhan, she’s determined to stay as far away from the family as possible. After all, being with the Bratva had left her broken and bleeding. But Annie isn’t sure how long she can hide, even in a city as big as New York, and when she becomes Ezra Wright’s secretary, she finds her life starting to unravel.
Ezra is intrigued by Annie. There’s something about her that he can’t ignore, and when he needs to fix his image, he convinces her to go along for the ride. Though Annie is skeptical, she finds herself drawn to the handsome D.A., who might ruin her if she lets him too close. After all, Annie’s family stands for everything Ezra is fighting against–not that he knows.
When the stakes get high, will Ezra and Annie build a dynasty or a house of cards?
Mafia Made is a workplace, mafia romance and the third book in the Crowned Criminals series. While it is unnecessary to read Mafia Princess or Mafia Prince , situations and characters will be referenced in this story.
Ezra Wright is New York’s most eligible bachelor. Thrust into the spotlight after his attempts to bring down the Blanchi family, he hopes to leverage his newfound fame into a political dynasty. He’s determined to bring down the mafia in New York, and if he can’t do that as D.A., he will get it done as mayor.
Annie is on the run from the Bratva. Now that her father has become Pakhan, she’s determined to stay as far away from the family as possible. After all, being with the Bratva had left her broken and bleeding. But Annie isn’t sure how long she can hide, even in a city as big as New York, and when she becomes Ezra Wright’s secretary, she finds her life starting to unravel.
Ezra is intrigued by Annie. There’s something about her that he can’t ignore, and when he needs to fix his image, he convinces her to go along for the ride. Though Annie is skeptical, she finds herself drawn to the handsome D.A., who might ruin her if she lets him too close. After all, Annie’s family stands for everything Ezra is fighting against–not that he knows.
When the stakes get high, will Ezra and Annie build a dynasty or a house of cards?
Mafia Made is a workplace, mafia romance and the third book in the Crowned Criminals series. While it is unnecessary to read Mafia Princess or Mafia Prince , situations and characters will be referenced in this story.
307 pages, Kindle Edition
Published February 15, 2022
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Kennedy Slope
30 books51 followersKennedy Slope has always had a wandering mind. She's written a million romances in her head, but "The Duke's Contract," is the first one she's decided to share with the world. In her past lives, she has been a teacher, a waitress, and for a brief moment, she sold copiers. Currently, she resides in Virginia with her husband where she enjoys drinking too much coffee and binge-watching HGTV.
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April 24, 2026
Great book
This book was a great read. I hate fake relationship trope but this book was done so well and the way I feel fake relationship should be done! There were some minor editing issues and a timeline/age issue that didn’t seem to add up with the other books, but nothing that detracted from the book.
This book was a great read. I hate fake relationship trope but this book was done so well and the way I feel fake relationship should be done! There were some minor editing issues and a timeline/age issue that didn’t seem to add up with the other books, but nothing that detracted from the book.
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