Broken Vows
Stephano Scalera
I can spot trouble a mile away. Not that anybody can miss Gigi Trapani. As the son of a notorious mafia Don, her first words to me hit a nerve. I promise to put her in her place, but instead we end up having an explosive one-night stand because we’ll never see each other again.
A month later, Gigi calls in a favor and hurtles back into my life with her sister in tow. Forced to protect them, I enter an arranged marriage with Gigi. Suddenly she’s in my house, in my head, everywhere…except in my bed.
Gigi has a pile of secrets and teasing them out of her only makes me develop feelings—feelings I’m not allowed to have. There’s a reason I’ve vowed to never love, and it’s a demon I fight every day. What if avenging Gigi is the only way to set me free from my past and make my marriage real?
Gigi Trapani
My whole life I’ve had one mission: to escape my family’s mafia crime ring and take my younger sister with me.
When my stepbrother forces me into an arranged marriage with the new Capo Crimini, I’ll do anything to escape this fate, even marry the man I’ve vowed to never see again: Stephano Scalera. Our intense one-night stand still haunts me—our chemistry was off the charts, but it only took one night to know Stephano is the most dangerous man I’ve ever met.
When the Capo Crimini hunts me down, Stephano proves to be the husband I never knew I needed. How does a woman walk away from a man like that? She doesn’t. She falls deeper in love and fights to keep him.
BROKEN VOWS is a one-night stand, marriage of convenience, forced proximity, steamy romance. This is the 2nd book in the series, and reading HATED VOWS first is recommended. There’s no cheating, no cliffhangers, and guaranteed HEA. This is a mafia romance so some scenes might trigger readers – please read with care!
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