His Contract Queen
Our marriage started with lies.
Now, it’s becoming something far more dangerous.
I was sent to marry Aleksandr Volkov—the ruthless Pakhan of Moscow and the Bratva king my father wanted destroyed.
My mission was simple.
Spy on him. Earn his trust. Help bring down his empire from the inside.
Easy enough.
Except nobody warned me that Aleksandr would look like temptation wrapped in a designer suit. Or that the most feared man in Moscow would be so impossible to hate.
He’s older. Dangerous. Possessive enough to make my pulse stutter.
And every day I spend inside his fortress makes it harder to remember why I came.
Because Aleksandr isn’t the monster I was promised.
My father lied about that.
About a lot of things, actually.
Now I’m trapped between the husband I’m supposed to betray and the father I’ve trusted my entire life.
But every secret I uncover reveals another crack in the life I thought was real.
Another lie.
Another betrayal.
And for the first time, I’m starting to wonder if the real villain was never Aleksandr at all.
But secrets have a way of coming out.
And when Aleksandr finally learns why I married him…
Everything changes.
Now I’m caught between the most powerful men in Russia.
And when the truth comes out, and the Iron Pact decides I’m too dangerous to live…
Will Aleksandr choose his empire?
Or will he risk everything for His Contract Queen?
Author’s Note: A dark, steamy Bratva romance featuring an age gap, arranged marriage, betrayal, obsession, and a ruthless Pakhan who falls for the woman sent to destroy him. No cliffhanger. HEA guaranteed.
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