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Feral Bratva Daddy: An Age Gap Surprise Pregnancy Dark Romance

Feral Bratva Daddy: An Age Gap Surprise Pregnancy Dark Romance

Wylder, Scott

Paperback

Series: Ruthless Bratva Daddies, Book 15

Romance

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ISBN13: 9798193308041
Publisher: Independently Published
Pages: 376
Weight: 0.82
Height: 0.78 Width: 5.00 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
She is the photographer who stepped off an elevator and undid ten years of discipline in four unhurried steps. He is the bratva fixer who swore her own brother he would never let himself want her.

Kira Petrova is twenty-four years old, three months into a photography studio she built out of a car sunshade, a poster board, and pure stubbornness, and one lease away from the one man she has never been allowed to have. She grew up watching him go silent every single time she walked into a room and finally got tired of wondering why. So she signs a lease twenty minutes from his front door, hires her best friend as her assistant, and dares the whole careful, closed-off shape of him to explain himself.

Then a two-word phone call sends Ilya Morozov to carry her boxes instead of texting an excuse, and a promise he made her brother ten years ago starts coming apart the second the elevator doors open. Weeks later, a career-making assignment puts her on his arm at a Miami gala, where her camera catches the wrong two men on a loading dock and turns her into a problem an arms trafficker cannot afford to leave breathing.

Ilya Morozov is thirty-eight years old, a bratva fixer who has spent ten years keeping a vow that cost him nothing until geography stopped doing the work his discipline was supposed to do alone. He was twenty-eight the night her brother grabbed his collar in a kitchen and made him swear his little sister would never end up loving a man built like the two of them. He kept that promise through a decade of Sunday phone calls and safe distance, right up until she grew up and moved back into his life. Now a stranger is standing outside her window with a camera of his own, and Ilya learns that the only thing more dangerous than the man hunting her is the version of himself that finally stops holding back.

When Kira's camera catches Zubov's men mid-shipment, protecting her stops being a private promise and becomes an open war. Zip-tied to a chair in a warehouse with her own stolen phone used as the ransom note, she learns exactly how far the most careful man she has ever known will go to get her back. Then two pink lines change everything they were both risking their lives to protect, and Ilya has to choose between the discipline that kept him alive for ten years and the Only two people who have ever made him want more than survival.

One photographer who finally stopped running from the one man forbidden to want her.

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