He has the money and she's driving the getaway car. Gio DelGado, a mafia capo with money in the bank and a spotless record, has hit rock bottom. After the death of his mother, his best and only friend is a bottle of whiskey. Then, she shows up. Dressed in black and driving the getaway car of the men trying to rob his bar. For some reason, Gio decides to cut her some slack. Annie Bryne sees her life flash before her eyes when a sexy man in an expensive suit catches her red-handed. But he's willing to make a deal. He'll pay her debts if she'll work for him. Can she survive being indebted to the devil himself? \*This is a HEA, enemies to lovers, mafia romance.

This love is a tragedy… Gemma DelGado is the principessa of the Providence mafia. Depressed and mourning the death of her mother, her best friends are Adderall and a bottle of vodka. Liam O’Connor is the son of the Irish crime boss. He’s not a knight in shining armor, he’s not even a good guy, and he has no time to save a broken woman. They should have never met. Their lives collide in the back office of an Irish pub and everything changes. Hearts beating, blood flowing, skin on fire - they finally feel alive. But this chance encounter leaves them both with a choice… Can they betray their families? \*This is the second book in the DelGado Trilogy, all books can be read as standalones but it’s recommended to read them in order for the best experience. Trigger Warning: This book contains themes of sexual assault and suicidal ideation

They say to stick to the monster you know. But Rhea Cabrera has spent her life living under her father's thumb and she’s ready to escape. There’s no knight on a white horse, no prince charming coming to her rescue. Instead, it’s a mobster with dark eyes and a fitted suit. He offers her a deal too good to refuse. This isn’t a love filled marriage. There are no soft kisses and rose petals. This is an arrangement. A trade from one monster to another. And monsters? Well, they don’t get happy endings.