The Pakhan’s Heir

Author: Lydia Hall
Genre(s): Romance | Erotic | Crime and Mafia | Adult
Total pages: 88

The Pakhan’s Heir

My father sold my future to our greatest enemy.

Not for peace.

For war.

My job is simple.

Become Alexandr Molotov’s wife.

Earn his trust.

Then betray him.

Simple.

Until I meet him.

Alexandr Molotov is the ruthless heir to New York’s most powerful Bratva empire.

Feared. Ruthless. Untouchable.

Nineteen years older than me.

Powerful enough to make grown men fear his name.

And somehow…I’m supposed to betray him.

Our wedding is supposed to unite two rival Bratva empires.

But my father had different plans.

He wanted a spy sleeping beside the future Pakhan.

That spy is me.

The closer I get to Alexandr…

The harder it becomes to remember why I was sent to him in the first place.

Because the man I was raised to fear…

Becomes the only man who’s ever made me feel safe.

Now I’m trapped between two ruthless men.

One gave me life.

The other stole my heart.

But falling in love was never part of the plan.

By the time I realize I’ve made the biggest mistake of my life…

There’s no turning back.

One secret.

One heartbeat.

One heir no one knows exists.

Because the moment either Bratva family discovers who The Pakhan’s Heir really is…

They won’t just come for my husband.

They’ll come for our child.

Author’s Note: A dark, emotional Bratva romance featuring:

Arranged Marriage • Age Gap Romance • Rival Bratva Families • Enemies to Lovers • Marriage of Convenience • Secret Spy Mission • Protective Alpha Hero • Forced Alliance • Touch Her and Die • Political Marriage • He Falls First • Hidden Pregnancy • Betrayal & Redemption • Emotional Angst • Found Family • Happily Ever After

Standalone • No Cliffhanger • HEA Guaranteed

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