I planned to put my father’s crime partners in jail. Their sons seized control of me first. Anthony. Sebastien. Giancarlo. The Princes of New York are being groomed to rule Manhattan. They won’t let their birthrights go up in flames. They can’t bury the evidence I have against their fathers, and they can’t make me disappear without risking a federal investigation. The princes have another plan for me. Discredit me. Shame me. Destroy my reputation. Break me into a million pieces. I may succumb to their hard bodies as they ruthlessly claim me, but I will use the greatest weapon in my arsenal to fight back. Me. My body. My seduction games as I claim them right back. All. Three. Of. Them. I’m Rebecca Domenico, the new head of the Domenico crime family and I’m ready to be crowned the Queen of Manhattan. Anthony, Sebastien, and Giancarlo can either join me or learn the hard way that no one crosses the Queen, not even three princes who want to be King. Author's Note: The Queen's Game is a Mafia Romance that includes explicit bedroom scenes and references acts of violence, although no extreme scenes of violence take place in the story. This is a Why Choose romance with an HEA guaranteed and does not end on a cliffhanger. However, the love story takes a dangerous turn in Book 2, The Queen's Vow.

Taking her was instinct. Keeping her is reckless. I had it all. I made it through the darkness. I fought to keep my credibility. I fought to keep my princes. Anthony. Sebastien. Giancarlo. I finally had them on my side. Now someone wants me dead. My princes vow to keep me safe, no matter the price. But there’s a new prince, playing a new game with me. I’ve been taken hostage by a man I trusted. A man who thinks he can break me. Own me. Is Julian my captor or my protector? I don’t know what to believe. I don’t know who to trust. All I know is, I vow to make my enemies pay. And keep my lovers forever. But will that be three princes or four? Author's Note: The Queen's Vow is a Mafia Romance that includes explicit bedroom scenes and references acts of violence, although no extreme scenes of violence take place in the story. This is a Why Choose romance with an HEA guaranteed. It is recommended to read The Queen's Game first, but both books can be read as a standalone.