Hating the Bratva by K.D. Clark

Betray might be the cruelest form of punishment.

Especially when one wants to control and the other wants freedom.
Born into the Russian mafia and daughter of a corrupt Senator, I knew I wouldn’t get to choose my husband.
veryone knows I’m going to marry Alek. He’s next in line to be Pakhan and he needs a wife.
His entire life is wrapped around danger.
The men in the Boston brotherhood are always in danger.
It may not be my choice, but Alek is the best I can ask for.
He’s eleven years older than me, but he’s the only man in the Bratva that I can tolerate.
At least with him, I know what I’m getting into.
So when my father announces I’ll be marrying someone else, the rug is pulled from under both our feet.