Loving the Don's Daughter

Her father is in a coma. Three of his lieutenants and one of his bankers are in her brownstone. The rules are simple and awful. The seat is hers if the voting men stand behind her. Four of them are standing in her kitchen, with a briefcase full of shell companies and a voting block smaller than she needs. Daniela Ferrante is twenty-seven, and she has been explained out of every room of this house. So she writes the terms herself. One at a time. Four men. A vote, a sum, a gun, a confession. Her uncle thinks he is running the family. Her father is going to wake up to a different table. A mafia billionaire age gap reverse harem romance about a woman with a plan, four men with a stake, and a house that finally has enough rooms.