Daria

Daria Voronova changed her name, cut her hair, and got a job in a Seattle bike shop. No one has found her in nineteen months. Then a man comes in to buy a chain lock, pays cash, and says her real name once, quietly, and leaves. His name is Lev Bagrov. He was sent by her late husband's family to bring her back to Moscow for a debt she never incurred. He has been in Seattle for nine weeks. He is not going to take her back. Instead he takes the shop's empty night shift, and over the following month he stands between her and three other men the family sends — and quietly rearranges her life in ways she starts noticing one by one. She should be terrified. She is. She's also the person who handles the third one herself, in the alley, with a U-lock. This is an obsessive love bratva romance with a heroine who makes her own choices, in her own order.