Kept for the Bratva Crown

Priya Deshmukh found a hole in a charity's books. By Friday, the charity was closed, her firm had dropped her, and a man named Dmitri Sokolov was sitting in her office with a coffee she didn't ask for. Dmitri is fifty, Bratva, and has a problem: nobody left alive will tell him the truth about his own organization. He needs a forensic accountant. He gives Priya two choices, and only one of them keeps her flat. She takes the seat. She builds him a model of everything he owns. Then she starts rewriting it, because being useful is not the same as being safe. His second-in-command catches her. The room is called. Priya walks in first. A Bratva age gap dark bully romance about the accountant who took the chair — and kept the journalist on retainer.