No Bride, No Bullet

Nika Sorokina's father sold guns to anyone with a wire transfer, which means that by the time he died, everyone with a wire transfer wanted a word with his daughter. His client list is four pages long. She's memorized two-thirds of it and hidden the rest. The Sokolov bratva made her an offer. Marry Anton Sokolov, eldest son, forty-five, famously unmarried, and they'd put their name between her and the consequences. She said no. She said no again. Then her apartment was searched at three in the morning, and she said yes. He doesn't touch her. He asks about her day. He treats her like a guest in a house that isn't hers. It's the most dangerous thing anyone has ever done to her. Four months in, she learns Anton doesn't want the list. He wants the name of the man who fixed her father's car. She doesn't know it yet. But she's going to find out, and she's going to be in the room.