Bratva Boss by Flora Ferrari

Mia:
All I ever wanted was to dance on the stage of the Bolshoi Theatre in Moscow and when I get my chance to join their ranks there’s nothing that can stop me from leaving the States to pursue my dreams. Thoughts of relationships and a future family of my own just aren’t something I’ve allowed to get in the way of my dancing career, but all that changes when I meet sinfully attractive Valentin. First we share work a out space early in the morning, and then he’s everywhere I need him to be, stepping in to keep me from harm and suddenly ballet isn’t the only thing with a place in my heart. When I find out he’s part of the Bratva, will I listen to the people warning me to stay away from this dangerous older man, or will this virgin succumb to his advances in all the worst possible ways, hoping he’s the fairy tale prince I’ve been longing for?

Valentin:
Only one thing lies between me and taking over as the head of the Bratva in Moscow and the world: I have to kill my father. The last thing I need is a distraction, but when I meet Mia, the young American dancer who’s the newest addition to my building, the younger woman becomes the only thing I care about. It’s love at first sight, and I will do everything to claim her as my own, but how can I stop her from becoming a weakness to be exploited, and how can I convince her that deep down I’m a good guy at heart? Keeping the blood off my hands seems impossible. Does a Bratva Boss ever get to have a happy ending of his own, or does grabbing power mean I’m destined to be a lone wolf forever?